研究简介:比利时早期青少年对与朋友分享密码的动机和后果的看法

IF 2.1 3区 心理学 Q2 COMMUNICATION
J. Van Ouytsel, Debra De Groote
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尽管有迹象表明,密码共享在早期青少年中很普遍,但有限的实证研究试图理解为什么青少年与他人分享密码。本探索性研究旨在通过调查早期青少年对与朋友分享密码的动机和后果的看法来解决这一研究空白。在2020年2月和3月,我们进行了9个焦点小组,共有51名参与者(n = 24名男孩,47%;N = 27名女孩,53%)。参与者年龄在13 - 16岁之间(M年龄= 14.35;SD年龄= 0.74)。结果表明,青少年密码共享行为具有规范性。我们确定了共享密码的五个主要动机。结果表明,密码共享可能是一种非常蓄意的行为,也可能是自发发生的。受访者认为,假冒、黑客攻击和发布侮辱性内容是密码共享的主要负面后果。我们的探索性研究结果为未来的理论驱动型研究提供了垫脚石,并强调了媒体素养研究需要关注实用技术技能和人际关系技能,以教育早期青少年不安全的密码共享。先前的知识状态:先前的研究表明,与朋友分享密码是青少年早期的一种常见行为。人们对青少年友谊中密码共享行为的背景、动机和后果知之甚少。新颖的贡献:我们的研究结果表明,密码共享可能是一个非常蓄意的行为,也可能是自发发生的。受访者认为,假冒、黑客攻击和发布侮辱性内容是密码共享的主要负面后果。实际意义:教育项目应侧重于在密码共享后保持账户安全的技术技能,并应讨论密码共享的人际关系方面(例如,教如何告诉某人他们不再想要共享密码)。
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Research brief: early adolescents’ perceptions of the motivations and consequences of sharing passwords with friends in Belgium
ABSTRACT Despite indications that password sharing is prevalent among early adolescents, limited empirical research has sought to understand why young teenagers share their passwords with others. This exploratory study aims to address this research gap by investigating early adolescents’ perceptions of the motivations and consequences of sharing passwords with friends. In February and March 2020, we conducted nine focus groups with 51 participants (n = 24 boys, 47%; n = 27 girls, 53%). The participants were between 13 and 16 years old (M age = 14.35; SD age = 0.74). The results indicate that password sharing is normative among adolescents. We identified five main motivations for sharing passwords. The results indicate that password sharing can either be a very deliberate behavior or occur rather spontaneously. The respondents perceived impersonation, hacking, and posting insulting content as the main negative outcomes of password sharing. The results of our exploratory study provide stepping stones for future theory-driven research and underscore the need for media literacy research to focus on practical technical skills as well as interpersonal skills to educate early adolescents about unsafe password sharing. IMPACT SUMMARY Prior State of Knowledge: Prior studies show that password sharing with friends is a common behavior among early adolescents. The context, motivations and consequences of password sharing behavior within adolescents’ friendships are poorly understood. Novel Contributions: The results of our study indicated that password sharing can either be a very deliberate behavior or occur rather spontaneously. The respondents perceived impersonation, hacking, and posting insulting content as the main negative outcomes of password sharing. Practical Implications: Educational programs should focus on technical skills for keeping accounts safe after a password has been shared and should discuss the interpersonal aspects of password sharing (e.g. teaching how to tell someone that they no longer want to share a password).
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