Analysis of Flow and Emotional Experience of College Student Among Type of Occupational Balance Using Experience Sampling Methods Based on Smart Phone

  • Hong S
  • Yoo Y
  • Kwo J
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Abstract

The aim of this study was to identify the type of occupational balance of college students and analyze the differences between positive or negative emotions according to degree of flow. The Experience Sampling Methods (ESM) were conducted for 12 college students using smart phones. As a result, in activities of daily living group, apathy showed the highest percentage (34%) and in over work group, flow showed the highest percentage (41%). In occupational balance group, frequency of labor and leisure activities was high but boredom was experience a lot in leisure activities. When the students experienced flow in main activities, mean score of positive emotions showed the highest value. Through this study, we identified the differences of flow experience in occupational performance based on type of occupational balance and confirmed improvement of positive emotions in activities experienced flow.

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Hong, S.-P., Yoo, Y.-H., & Kwo, J.-S. (2015). Analysis of Flow and Emotional Experience of College Student Among Type of Occupational Balance Using Experience Sampling Methods Based on Smart Phone. Journal of Digital Convergence, 13(2), 227–235. https://doi.org/10.14400/jdc.2015.13.2.227

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