三维服装设计空间可视化训练对老年人认知功能的评价:跨文化比较

IF 2.3 4区 管理学 Q1 MATERIALS SCIENCE, TEXTILES
Hyo Jung Julie Chang, Seoha Min
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摘要

本研究考察了四个不同民族的老年人如何评价三维服装设计软件的空间可视化训练。所测试的模型来源于技术接受模型(TAM)和技术接受与使用统一理论(UTAUT)。采用有目的的定额抽样,采用在线问卷的定量研究设计。采用结构方程模型和方差分析对600份完整数据进行假设检验。结果显示,不同种族对空间可视化训练的认知、态度和行为意向存在显著差异。特别是,亚裔美国人觉得培训很容易参与,更有可能使用它,而白人美国人觉得培训最难,与其他种族相比,不太可能使用它。此外,感知易用性和绩效期望是提高培训积极态度的主要因素。本研究发现影响使用服装设计虚拟技术改善认知功能意愿的显著因素。四个民族在潜在变量上的伦理差异表明,需要考虑到不同的文化要求和挑战,进行更加周到的培训开发。
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Evaluation of 3D apparel design spatial visualization training for cognitive function of older adults: cross-cultural comparisons

This study examined how older adults of four different ethnic groups evaluate the spatial visualization training using 3D apparel design software. The model tested was derived from the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and a Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT). A quantitative research design with an online questionnaire using the purposive quota sampling was used. Structure equation modeling and ANOVAs were performed to test the hypotheses with 600 completed data. The result shows significant ethnic differences of the perceptions, attitude, and behavioral intention for our spatial visualization training. Especially, Asian Americans found the training easy to be involved with and were more likely to use it, whereas Caucasian Americans felt the training to be most difficult and were less likely to use it, compared to other ethnic groups. Also, perceived ease of use and the performance expectancy are cardinal in increasing the positive attitude toward the training. This study discovered the significant factors influencing the intention to use the apparel design virtual technology to improve cognitive functioning. The ethical differences found on the latent variables among four ethnic groups indicate the need of more thoughtful training development by considering the different cultural requirements and challenges.

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Fashion and Textiles
Fashion and Textiles Business, Management and Accounting-Marketing
CiteScore
4.40
自引率
4.20%
发文量
37
审稿时长
13 weeks
期刊介绍: Fashion and Textiles aims to advance knowledge and to seek new perspectives in the fashion and textiles industry worldwide. We welcome original research articles, reviews, case studies, book reviews and letters to the editor. The scope of the journal includes the following four technical research divisions: Textile Science and Technology: Textile Material Science and Technology; Dyeing and Finishing; Smart and Intelligent Textiles Clothing Science and Technology: Physiology of Clothing/Textile Products; Protective clothing ; Smart and Intelligent clothing; Sportswear; Mass customization ; Apparel manufacturing Economics of Clothing and Textiles/Fashion Business: Management of the Clothing and Textiles Industry; Merchandising; Retailing; Fashion Marketing; Consumer Behavior; Socio-psychology of Fashion Fashion Design and Cultural Study on Fashion: Aesthetic Aspects of Fashion Product or Design Process; Textiles/Clothing/Fashion Design; Fashion Trend; History of Fashion; Costume or Dress; Fashion Theory; Fashion journalism; Fashion exhibition.
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