调查个人和环境决定因素之间的互动如何影响数字贫困的出现：一项针对英国有孩子家庭的疫情后调查

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Information Communication & Society Pub Date : 2023-01-18 DOI:10.1080/1369118X.2023.2166359

Maria Laura Ruiu, Massimo Ragnedda, F. Addeo, Gabriele Ruiu

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摘要本文采用DP联盟的理论框架，探讨了英国的数字贫困问题，该框架包括个人决定因素（个人能力和动机）和环境决定因素（行动条件）。这种框架被解释为强结构理论（SST）的一种表达，将社会结构和人类能动性之间的联系置于一种相互交织的关系中。我们通过对随机分层样本（n = 1988年），年龄在20-55岁之间，有孩子在上学的父母。通过探索新冠肺炎时代父母的经历，我们确定经济因素和残疾儿童是与数字贫困相关的重要预测因素。其他社会人口特征（如年龄和教育）、父母地位、生活方式和数字行为也在预测与数字贫困相关的一些决定因素方面发挥了作用。本文通过实证研究个人如何根据外部决定因素的代谢体现来使用互联网，从而增加了SST。

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Investigating how the interaction between individual and circumstantial determinants influence the emergence of digital poverty: a post-pandemic survey among families with children in England

ABSTRACT This paper explores Digital Poverty (DP) in England by adopting the DP Alliance’s theoretical framework that includes both Individual Determinants (individual capability and motivation) and Circumstantial Determinants (conditions of action). Such a framework is interpreted as an expression of Strong Structuration Theory (SST), by situating the connection between social structure and human agency in an intertwined relationship. We focus on new potential vulnerabilities that are connected to DP in England by drawing on a survey conducted on a randomised stratified sample (n = 1988) of parents aged between 20–55 with children at school. Exploring parents’ experience in the COVID-19 era, we identified economic factors and having children with disabilities as important predictors connected to Digital Poverty. Additional socio-demographic traits (such as age and education), parental status, lifestyles and digital behaviours also play a role in predicting some of the determinants linked to Digital Poverty. This paper adds to SST by empirically exploring how individuals use the Internet according to their metabolised embodiment of external determinants.

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