英文摘要
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This paper attempts to explore general consumers' perceptions of fairy tales and factors behind their perceptual difference through a survey on psychological impression (images) of fairy tales. The survey was focused on Cinderella, the most popular fairy tale among female respondents to a survey in the previous research stage. Posters of the Disney Animation ”Cinderella” were selected as research samples. In this stage, semantic differential (SD) was applied to investigate respondents' perceptions of images in Cinderella. 6 posters and 12 adjectives were selected using purposive sampling. The questionnaire designed on the basis of 7-point scale was then administered to 38 respondents (males and females in equal proportions). Through factor analysis, 4 dominant factors were obtained, including ”evaluative, unique, childish, and imaginative”. The time factor affects reflections of images, and respondents' perceptions of some images differ by background variables.
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