청소년의 불법음원사용에 대한 계획된 행동이론의 적용과 사회적 책임감 희석의 역할

This study examined the goodness of fit of model from theory of planned behavior for illegal use of music source among high school students, and analysed the role of social dilution of responsibility on the model. The study subjects were 340 high school students, attitude, subjective norm, perceived behavioral control, and intention for illegal use of music source as variables of theory of planned behavior and recognition of social dilution of responsibility were measured. The results of the study are as follows. First, not only attitude, subjective norm, perceived behavioral control, and intention as well as social dilution of responsibility were also positively correlated to illegal use of music source. Second, a planned behavior theory model, which included direct path attitude and perceived behavioral control to illegal use of music source, had very satisfied goodness of fit. Finally, The planned behavior theory model for illegal use of music source with social dilution of responsibility as a moderator was significant. This study suggests that attitudes and perceived behavioral control from the planned behavior theory were determinant variables for illegal use of music source, found social dilution of responsibility could play an important role in the model.