اولویت برای چند وظیفه ای، وابستگی تکنولوژیکی، فراشناخت دانش آموز، و استفاده از تکنولوژی فراگیر: مداخله تجربی
Preference for multitasking, technological dependency, student metacognition, & pervasive technology use: An experimental intervention
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اطلاعات مجله |
www.journals.elsevier.comcomputers-in-human-behavior |
سال انتشار |
December 2016 |
فرمت فایل |
PDF |
کد مقاله |
1167 |
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چکیده (انگلیسی):
Technology-enabled multitasking has garnered increased critical attention in recent years. Research on multitasking in educational environments commonly assert a multitude of undesired outcomes such as heightened distraction, hindered learning, and hampered productivity. This study considers critical research gaps related to media multitasking, including student metacognitive awareness. In addition, this study tested a commonly suggested, yet previously untested, educational response wherein students are made aware of the problematic phenomenon, with the aim of mitigating the pervasive behavior. Findings suggest that student technology use is highly attributed to their anxiety without technology and dependency on technology, rather than any actual preference for multitasking. Metacognitive awareness was inconclusively correlated with rampant technology use; however, those who exhibited higher behavioral management tendencies demonstrated greater control of their technology use. And while the quasi-experimental awareness intervention failed to shift student media multitasking behavior, promising areas for future research were illuminated through the qualitative analysis.
کلمات کلیدی مقاله (فارسی):
چند وظیفه ای. توجه؛ فراشناخت؛ اضطراب؛ نگرش؛ تکنولوژی
کلمات کلیدی مقاله (انگلیسی):
Multitasking; Attention; Metacognition; Anxiety; Attitude; Technology
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