The Research About The Influence Of Smartphone On The Continued Socialization Of Middle-aged And Old People In Cities

Continuing socialization refers to the process of individuals continuing to learn social culture on the basis of basic socialization to adapt to social life and adapt to changing roles.In order to respond to the rapidly changing and evolving society,individuals must continue to socialize,learn new knowledge,play new roles,and assume new responsibilities and obligations to adapt to the new environment.Continued socialization has a bearing on whether urban middle-aged and older people can continue to learn social knowledge,adapt to changes in roles,and smoothly integrate into social development.As the aging population of China continues to deepen,the elderly pension problem has intensified,and how the urban middle-aged and elderly can better continue to socialize has become an urgent issue to be explored.In the current society,the development of Internet technology has promoted global information dissemination,increased the speed and efficiency of information dissemination,and has also promoted economic development.With the development of network communication technology,the emergence of mobile intelligent terminals and the popularity in the urban areas have brought about great changes in people's production and life.As an important part of the population of China,middle-aged and old people in our country have also joined the wave of the use of smart phones.With its powerful and rich functions,smart phones have become.one of the important ways for urban middle-aged and elderly people to continue to socialize.With the popularization of smart phones in the cities,under the general trend of the increasing use of smart phones in urban middle-aged and older people,an empirical study is conducted on the use of smart phones and the process of continued socialization of middle-aged and older urban residents to explore smart phones for the elderly in cities.The important influence of people's continuous socialization process is conducive to grasping the impact mechanism of smart phones on continuing socialization,comprehensively understanding the continued socialization needs of urban middle-aged and elderly people,and helping urban middle-aged and older people to continue to socialize more smoothly using smartphones.Therefore,on the basis of the available data,this paper used survey and interview methods to select 30 urban middle-aged and elderly people who used smart phones as samples in Dongying District,Dongying City,Shandong Province.The impact and related issues in the process of analysis are analyzed and studied.This study divided the article into seven chapters.The first chapter mainly introduces the background,purpose and significance of the article research,and provides background support for the study of the article.In the second and third chapters,the concept of smart phones and the continued socialization of middle-aged and elderly people is explained through the summary of existing studies at home and abroad,and the role of smart phones in the socialization of individuals and the continued socialization of the elderly in urban areas are sorted out.The current situation provides theoretical support and basis for the study of this article.In the fourth chapter,the use of smart phones in the process of continued socialization of urban middle-aged and elderly people is analyzed,and in the fifth chapter,the positive and negative effects of smart phones on the continued socialization of urban middle-aged and elderly people are discussed.And the analysis mainly focuses on the two aspects of psychological development and behavioral development,and is divided into four aspects:cognitive activity,role change,family life and human interaction.The sixth chapter combines the foregoing analysis and proposes that the elderly in the city continue to socialize.The proposal for the use of smart phones in the phase of transition is aimed at better playing the role of smartphones in the continued socialization of elderly people in urban China.