Effects of admiration of others on social media fatigue: Loneliness and anxiety as mediators

Chen, Yepeng; Zhu, Yan; Yu-xian, Jiang

doi:10.2224/sbp.10058

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“…Secondly, previous research suggests that a sense of belonging is a necessary condition and a prerequisite for continued use of social media (Duffett, 2020;Chen et al, 2021;Yang et al, 2021b). So, does the perceived value inspired by users' use of social media affect their social attachment through the mediating effect of belongingness?…”

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Accessing the Influence of Perceived Value on Social Attachment: Developing Country Perspective

2021

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Perceived value has a positive impact on users’ social attachment in social media usage contexts and is a topic at the forefront of current research in consumer behavior. Although studies have begun to investigate the factors influencing social attachment, there is a lack of research on how perceived value affects social attachment. Therefore, this study uses privacy concern theory, to build a theoretical model with moderated and mediation roles, using Chinese Tik Tok users as data and survey sample, and applying Mplus7.0 to analyze the mediation mechanism and boundary conditions of the relationship between perceived value and social attachment through the structural equation model. In Study 1, data were collected from 600 Tik Tok users to verify the mediating role of the sense of belonging in perceived value and social attachment relationship. The users participating in the questionnaire survey were mainly from mainland China. In Study 2, two waves of data were collected from 500 Tik Tok users to verify the mediating role of the sense of belonging, and support part of the moderating role of privacy concern. However, except that the relationship between information value and social attachment is inhibited by privacy concern, the relationship between entertainment and social value and social attachment is not regulated by privacy concern. This research examines the practical effects of perceived value in the context of social media use, reveals the internal mechanism of the impact of perceived value on social attachment, and provides a reference for the innovative management and commercial practice of social media.

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Accessing the Influence of Perceived Value on Social Attachment: Developing Country Perspective

2021

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The Brief Social Media Fatigue Scale (BSMFS): A New Short Version Through Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling and Associations with Trait Anxiety, Fear of Missing Out, Boredom Proneness, and Problematic Use

Faraci,

Nasonte

2024

International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction

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How social values gained from sharing travel experiences influence tourists’ satisfaction: moderated mediation effect of onsite mobile sharing behaviour

Wong,

Lai,

Wang

2024

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PurposeWhile travelling, tourists like to use mobile technology to share their travel experiences. This study aims to understand how the social value gained by tourists from sharing a travel experience with mobile technology affects their satisfaction with the travel experience through onsite mobile sharing behaviour.Design/methodology/approachA second-order hierarchical model is constructed to examine the moderated mediating role of onsite mobile sharing behaviour in improving tourists’ travel satisfaction. Through systematic sampling, 304 responses were collected at ten attraction points in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, China.FindingsThe results show that, compared with self-centred values (self-presentation and self-identification), other-centred values (building social connection and reciprocity) contribute more to forming social values of sharing. In addition, onsite mobile sharing behaviour partially mediates and moderates the effect of social values on travel satisfaction.Originality/valueThis study applies the social capital theory to identify the value gained by sharing travel experiences and empirically evaluates the impact of these values on the overall value of sharing travel experiences. This study also contributes to tourism research by examining the moderated mediating role of onsite mobile sharing behaviour in improving travel satisfaction. This study helps destination marketing to make strategies to motivate tourists to use mobile technology to share their travel experiences while travelling.

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Effects of admiration of others on social media fatigue: Loneliness and anxiety as mediators

Cited by 5 publications

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Accessing the Influence of Perceived Value on Social Attachment: Developing Country Perspective

Accessing the Influence of Perceived Value on Social Attachment: Developing Country Perspective

The Brief Social Media Fatigue Scale (BSMFS): A New Short Version Through Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling and Associations with Trait Anxiety, Fear of Missing Out, Boredom Proneness, and Problematic Use

How social values gained from sharing travel experiences influence tourists’ satisfaction: moderated mediation effect of onsite mobile sharing behaviour

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