篇名 | 探討大學生空間自我效能、畫地圖能力與地圖素養之相關性與中介效果 |
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卷期 | 61:4 |
並列篇名 | The Relationships and Mediated Effects of College Students’ Spatial Self-Efficacy, Map-Drawing Ability and Map Literacy |
作者 | 楊登順 、 洪瑞兒 |
頁次 | 121-146 |
關鍵字 | 大學生 、 地圖素養 、 空間自我效能 、 速寫地圖 、 畫地圖能力 、 college students 、 map-drawing ability 、 map literacy 、 sketch map 、 spatial self-efficacy 、 TSSCI |
出刊日期 | 201612 |
DOI | 10.6209/JORIES.2016.61(4).05 |
本研究旨在探討大學生畫地圖能力、空間自我效能(方向判斷力、距離估算力、位置記 憶力)、地圖素養(使用地圖、估算地圖、畫記地圖)的相關性,以及畫地圖能力對於空間自 我效能、地圖素養是否具有中介效果?本研究以便利取樣選取南部某大學182 位學生參與本 研究,利用信度與效度良好的「回憶式速寫校園地圖」、「空間自我效能量表」及「地圖素養 量表」為研究工具,蒐集大學生畫地圖能力、空間自我效能及地圖素養。本研究以t考驗、相 關分析及階層迴歸分析進行資料分析,主要發現如下:一、男大學生的地圖素養顯著優於女 大學生;二、大學生空間自我效能、畫地圖能力與地圖素養具有顯著正相關;三、大學生畫 地圖能力在方向判斷力影響使用地圖上具有部分的中介效果。最後,針對上述評量結果提出 對於提升大學生的畫地圖能力、空間自我效能及地圖素養相關議題,進行討論與建議。
This study investigated the relationships among Taiwanese college students’ map-drawing ability, spatial self-efficacy (direction judgment, distance estimation, and location memory), and map literacy (using maps, estimating maps, drawing maps). The mediated effects of students’ map-drawing ability on the relationship between their spatial self-efficacy and map literacy were explored. A total of 182 undergraduates were selected from a university in Kaohsiung City through convenient sampling. Campus sketch maps as well as the spatial self-efficacy scale (SSES) and map literacy scale (MLS) were employed to measure college students’ map-drawing ability, spatial self-efficacy, and map literacy. These skills were then compared and contrasted through factor analyses, t tests, correlation analyses, hierarchical regression, and theme content analyses. The results revealed that male college students possessed significantly higher map literacy than their female counterparts did. The students’ spatial self-efficacy, map-drawing ability, and map literacy were significantly and positively related. In addition, this study provides evidence to support that map-drawing ability partially mediates between direction judgment and map use. The implications of the findings and recommendations for future research are discussed.