英文摘要 |
The objective of this study is to investigate the formative process of Japan's image among Taiwanese students. The survey collected responses from 475 elementary school, junior high school, high school, and university students-all of them were in Kaohsiung. The method of collecting data involved a ”Nine-in-One Drawing Method”, and that means each subjects were told to draw pictures on one drawing paper which is divided into 9 sections. 4043 perceptions were recorded, classified into 14 major categories after analysis of their contents. Perceptions were further classified as being positive, negative, or neutral. Most perceptions were neutral, followed by positive perceptions and negative perceptions. 47% of elementary school students had positive images of Japan, revealing that favorable views of Japan formed at an early age. Negative images are slightly more prevalent at the high school and university level. |