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Uso de TIC en estudiantes universitarios chilenos: enfoque desde la adultez emergente

Authors: Christian Labbé; Leonardo López-Neira; José L. Saiz; Eugenia V. Vinet; Paula Boero;

Uso de TIC en estudiantes universitarios chilenos: enfoque desde la adultez emergente

Abstract

La adultez emergente es una etapa en la cual, habiéndose finalizado la adolescencia, se posterga la asunción a la adultez. Hay evidencia de que el uso de tecnologías de información y comunicación puede relacionarse con tareas propias de esta etapa. Utilizando el enfoque de la adultez emergente, el presente estudio cuantitativo tuvo por objetivo caracterizar el uso de Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación (TIC) en adultos emergentes, todos estudiantes de universidades chilenas, y examinar el efecto del sexo, nivel socioeconómico y edad en tal uso. Una muestra intencionada de 1.469 estudiantes respondió un cuestionario que indagaba distintos aspectos de la experiencia con TIC. Los resultados muestran que, comparados con la población general, los estudiantes acceden más al computador y emplean las TIC con mayor frecuencia para un conjunto de actividades. En el tiempo de uso diario de TIC se observó un efecto del sexo, pero no del nivel socioeconómico ni de la edad. Además, se identificaron cuatro tipos de uso de TIC: comunicativo, informativo, hedonista y utilitario. Los hombres hacen mayor uso hedonista y menor uso utilitario que las mujeres. El nivel socioeconómico se relaciona con el uso informativo y hedonista, en tanto que la edad se asocia con el uso comunicativo e informativo.

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This indicator reflects the "current" impact/attention (the "hype") of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network.
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