新冠肺炎大流行期间药用植物的使用:千禧一代读写能力和消费兴趣的视角

D. Septiadi, M. A. Maulyda, A. Widodo
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在COVID-19大流行期间,药用植物正在恢复病毒传播。由于缺乏有效的疫苗和药物来抵御COVID-19,人们对食用药用植物的兴趣增加了。大流行期间食用药用植物的趋势与千禧一代的作用是分不开的。千禧一代在获取和传播信息方面比老一辈有更多的能力。问题是,千禧一代是否使用技术来支持对药用植物的扫盲?千禧一代对药用植物的使用情况如何?本研究采用描述性定性方法。通过调查收集数据。使用的工具是问卷调查。参与调查的人数为90人。调查对象的特点是2020年年龄在20-43岁之间。根据研究结果可以看出,千禧一代对药用植物的素养水平较低。文化水平与食用药用植物的高度兴趣成反比。千禧一代倾向于食用药用植物,只是因为他们顺应了潮流。千禧一代更容易受到社交媒体上所有病毒式传播的东西的影响。寻找信息真相的意愿仍然很低。在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,千禧一代对药用植物的消费兴趣与文化水平之间存在差距。
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The Use Of Medicinal Plants During The Covid-19 Pandemic: Perspective Of Literacy And Consumption Interests For Millennial Generation
Medicinal plants are returning viral during the COVID-19 pandemic. The absence of effective vaccines and drugs to ward off COVID-19 has increased interest in consuming medicinal plants. The trend of consuming medicinal plants during a pandemic cannot be separated from the role of the millennial generation. The millennial generation has more capabilities than the older generation in accessing and disseminating information. The problem is whether the millennial generation uses technology to support literacy about medicinal plants? How is the use of medicinal plants among the millennial generation? This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection through surveys. The instrument used was a questionnaire. The number of respondents involved was 90 people. The characteristics of the research respondents are population aged 20-43 years in 2020. Based on the results of the study it can be seen that the level of literacy of the millennial generation towards medicinal plants is low. The level of literacy is inversely proportional to the quite high interest in consuming medicinal plants. Millennial generations tend to consume medicinal plants just because they follow the trend. The millennial generation is more affected by everything viral on social media. The willingness to find the truth of information is still low. There is a gap between the level of literacy and the consumption interest of the millennial generation in consuming medicinal plants during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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