디지털 자본이 재한 인도네시아 무슬림 여성 이주민의 사회적 포용과 삶의 만족도에 미치는 영향
The influence of digital capital on immigrants’ social inclusion and life satisfaction: Focusing on Indonesian Muslim women in South Korea
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This study investigated the influence of digital capital and social inclusion on the life satisfaction of Indonesian Muslim women residing in South Korea. The analysis of the survey data using structural equation modeling (SEM) revealed that digital competency did not significantly influence social inclusion, while attitudes toward digital technology and social inclusion had a significant impact. Group analysis reveals that, while both digital competency and attitudes toward digital technology significantly influenced social inclusion in the English-speaking group, the influence of these factors was not significant in the English-Korean speaking group. These results imply that social inclusion can play a pivotal role in improving life satisfaction, and digital capital can support the adaptation of immigrants when they are unable to speak the local language.
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This study investigated the influence of digital capital and social inclusion on the life satisfaction of Indonesian Muslim women residing in South Korea. The analysis of the survey data using structural equation modeling (SEM) revealed that digital competency did not significantly influence social inclusion, while attitudes toward digital technology and social inclusion had a significant impact. Group analysis reveals that, while both digital competency and attitudes toward digital technology significantly influenced social inclusion in the English-speaking group, the influence of these factors was not significant in the English-Korean speaking group. These results imply that social inclusion can play a pivotal role in improving life satisfaction, and digital capital can support the adaptation of immigrants when they are unable to speak the local language.
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