Attribution Model of Travel Intention to Internet Celebrity Spots: A Systematic Exploration Based on Psychological Perspective

The adolescent addiction to short video applications is becoming increasingly prominent, which has brought great challenges to the physical and mental health and daily life of the adolescents. This manuscript conducts an empirical study on the contributing factors of the adolescent addiction to short video applications based on the user generated content (UGC). In our study, 96 participants aged 15–25 were surveyed by questionnaire, and then cross-analysis of individual factors and SEM analysis of UGC content factors were carried out. Through the analysis of individual factors of the adolescent addiction from the perspective of gender, age, and family environment, this study reveals that male users are more addicted to the use of applications (APP), and such addiction varies with age, and prolonged family members’ use of short video APP can also exacerbate the adolescent addiction degree. Furthermore, through verification of the theoretical model, it indicates that UGC perception and the degree of boredom in daily life have a significant positive effect on the level of addiction to short video applications, and the degree of boredom in daily life plays a significant mediating role between them. Based on the research on the influences of UGC on the adolescent immersive experience, this study proposes a mechanism of the adolescent addiction to the use of short video applications in the mobile Internet age to provide a better service guarantee for the adolescents.

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adolescent Addiction to Short Video Applications in the Mobile Internet Era

Liu

et al. 2022

“…In extant studies, cultural background is considered to be an important moderator of emotional empathy based on cognitive and affective levels ( Feshbach, 1975 ). Kupetz (2020) regarded empathy as a dynamic that can be presented in different ways according to the environment in which it occurs to reveal the relationship between multicultural differences, empathy transmission, and risk prevention and control behaviors in the context of crisis events ( Yi et al, 2021b ; Wang et al, 2022 ). At the same time, approaches that focus on the risk and protective factors that promote or hinder the development of empathy in different cultural groups contribute to a better understanding of how empathy evolves and results as a function of cultural orientations and values ( Main et al, 2017 ).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Empathic Narrative of Online Political Communication

Wang

Zhou

et al. 2022

With the rapid development of the Internet, political culture plays an increasingly prominent role in ethical guidance and value orientation, and the intergenerational inheritance of political culture in various countries needs to be carried out in a sophisticated way. From the perspective of empathic narrative, this study applies the network text analysis method to detect the cultural communication regularities to the contemporary young adults in online political communication and explores contemporary young adults’ perception of online political culture through empirical analysis. Moreover, it proposes the empathic narrative logic of online political communication by comparing the existing communication elements and the urgently needed communication elements. Our findings suggest that we need to deepen the cognitive empathy, stabilize the emotional empathy, and adjust the emotional bias in online political communication.

“…Previous research on value co-creation between service employees and customers has been well examined in multi-context, such as retailing, hospitality, and social media (Wang et al, 2020a , b ; Zhang et al, 2020 ; Yi et al, 2021a ; Bu et al, 2022 ). However, the process of service providing is often influenced by the cultural background of consumers (Sun et al, 2017 ; Yi et al, 2021b ), corporate reputation (Geng et al, 2022 ), and peer influence (Sun et al, 2021 ).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Computational Modeling of the Value Co-Creation Process in Customer Service: An Application of the NK Model

Sekiguchi

et al. 2022

There has been an increasing interest to explore and gain knowledge about customer engagement behavior among academia and practitioners. Particularly, the value co-creation process in customer services is essential to explore the interaction structure. In this study, we applied the computational simulation of the NK model to identify the value co-creation process between service employees and customers in the service context. To specifically explore the dynamic interaction among them, we identified what kind of service is provided for what type of customers and when service performance improves according to the degree of interaction between service employees and customers. The simulations show that the greatest service value can be achieved when employees and customers jointly perform local search (90%) and long jump (10%). However, if both employees and customers jointly perform local search only, the service value can be stuck in a local optimum. In cases where employees and customers make their independent improvement, either through local search or long jump, the overall service value varies depending on the complexity of interactions between employees and customers. For example, the improvement in service value is the worst when employees and customers make long jumps at independent timings in high complex interactions. Our computational simulations offer visible experimental-based insights into understanding the value co-creation process with customers and promising results for customer service studies.