英文摘要 |
The present study assessed vision care behaviors of 3C usage and examined related factors among fifth grade students in Taipei City. Participants were randomly selected from 16 elementary schools in Taipei City, with a total of 1273 students completed self-administered questionnaires. The main findings were as follows. 1. Participant children spent 11 hours a week using tablets and smartphones. Ninety percent of children had high levels of risk perception of 3C usage, while 70% reported that their parents restricted their 3C usage time. Children implemented vision care behaviors of 3C usage. 2. Factors related to children's vision care behaviors of 3C usage included gender, academic performance, family structure, 3C usage time, risk perception of 3C usage, eHealth literacy, and parental mediation of children's 3C usage time. 3. Participant children who were girls, had better academic performance, had intact family, spend less time on 3C usage, had higher levels of risk perception, eHealth literacy, and parental restrictive mediation were more likely to implement vision care behaviors of 3C usage. |