一、中文部份
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王啟祥(2004)，國內博物館觀眾研究知多少。博物館學季刊，18(2)，95-104。
王啟祥(2008)。國內博物館家庭觀眾研究的現況與展望。科技博物，12(4)，5-24。王啟祥、謝義勇(2006，10月)。家庭團體在大型科學博物館的參觀行為－本土代表性個案的初探。發表於第1屆兒童與家庭國際研討會。高雄市：國立科學工藝博物館。
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李惠斯(2006)。博物館家庭觀眾之自我導向學習歷程－以國立自然科學博物館家庭卡觀眾為例。國立暨南國際大學成人與繼續教育研究所碩士論文，未出版，南投縣。
林依蓁(2004)。家庭觀眾參觀過程中環境脈絡與參觀經驗之研究－以美濃客家文物館為例。國立臺南藝術學院博物館學研究所碩士論文，未出版，台南縣。
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柯禧慧(2008)。小學教師的專業、身分認定與生存︰一個探尋研究焦點的歷程。應用心理研究，37，215-252。
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張芳華(2008)。已婚婦女就業影響因素之探討－不同家庭生命週期的檢視。國立臺北大學社會學系碩士在職專班碩士論文，未出版，台北市。
張譽騰(2003)。觀眾研究與發展理論文獻回顧。載於張譽騰著，博物館大勢觀察(頁202-221)。台北市：五觀藝術管理。靳知勤(1998)。親子觀眾在科學博物館恐龍廳中之參觀偏好、口語互動與行為特性之研究。科學教育學刊，6(1)，1-29。潘淑滿(2003)。質性研究理論與應用。台北市：心理出版社。
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