How Personality and Social Capital Affect Knowledge Sharing Intention in Online Health Support Groups?: A Person-Situation Perspective

Li, Ziyuan; Zhi, Lin; Nie, Jing

doi:10.1080/10447318.2021.1976508

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“…In contrast, introversion indicates a person's inclination to detach themselves from society, ignorance, and nervousness [11]. These behavior patterns are consistent with Jami Pour and Taheri [28], McCrae and Costa [37], and Li et al [38], who indicated that people with extraversion are more likely to have a high level of trust in others, which would increase the tendency to create social interactions and relationships. Based on the aforementioned data, the first research hypothesis can be presented as follows.…”

Section: The Relationship Between Personality and Trustsupporting

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“… H1(+): Extraversion has a positive direct effect on trust Openness to experience suggests a person's quality of favoring openness to novel opinions, ideas, and experiences [39], including tolerance to deviations, interest in different cultures, and search for innovation. Costa and McCrae [11], Jami Pour and Taheri [28], and Li et al [38] found that people who were highly open to new experiences were curious, had new ideas, and were full of imagination; in contrast, those who had a low level of openness to new experiences were cautious and conservative. Furthermore, Dinesen et al [13] found that people who were more open to experience tended to trust others at a high level.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Consumer’s Personality Traits and Knowledge-sharing Behavior on Shoppertainment Platforms: The Mediating Role of Subjective Well-being and Trust

Phuthong

2023

HighTech. Innov. J.

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Objectives: This research analyzed the direct and indirect influences of consumer personality on knowledge-sharing behavior through shoppertainment platforms using subjective well-being and trust as mediators. Methods/Analysis: A questionnaire survey was developed and distributed to 320 consumers with familiarity and experience in purchasing products from the TikTok shop and sharing knowledge, information, news, and purchasing experiences with the Thai TikTok community. This study adopted non-probability and purposive sampling techniques, with measurements and structural model assessments performed before hypothesis testing using the partial least squares structural equation model (PLS-SEM) with SmartPLS statistical software. Findings: Extraversion and openness to experience had a direct positive influence on trust, while neuroticism showed a direct negative influence on trust. Extraversion had a direct positive influence on subjective well-being, while neuroticism showed a direct negative influence on subjective well-being. Both trust and subjective well-being directly influenced knowledge-sharing behavior on the shoppertainment platform. Extraversion and openness to experience positively influenced knowledge-sharing behavior on the shoppertainment platform via trust, while neuroticism negatively influenced knowledge-sharing behavior on the shoppertainment platform through trust. Importantly, extraversion, openness to experience, and agreeableness positively influenced knowledge-sharing behavior on the shoppertainment platform via subjective well-being, with neuroticism negatively influencing knowledge-sharing behavior on the platform through subjective well-being in the same manner. Novelty/Improvement:Results contribute to an improved understanding of the mechanisms of a robust and competitive online retail business model in the digital era that can best deliver business sustainability by elevating consumers’ knowledge-sharing behaviors to facilitate purchasing decisions on goods or services via shoppertainment platforms. Doi: 10.28991/HIJ-2023-04-01-014 Full Text: PDF

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Section: The Relationship Between Personality and Trustsupporting

confidence: 66%

Section: The Relationship Between Personality and Trustmentioning

confidence: 99%

Consumer’s Personality Traits and Knowledge-sharing Behavior on Shoppertainment Platforms: The Mediating Role of Subjective Well-being and Trust

Phuthong

2023

HighTech. Innov. J.

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“…Social interactions and relationship building are key to providing information exchange and conducting social support [53]. Reciprocity promotes the knowledge-sharing intentions of online community users [54]. Knowledge source credibility and positive emotions influence individuals' acceptance and the sharing of health knowledge [55].…”

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“…This study uses social capital theory to explain how doctors and patients with two personality traits can better stimulate their knowledge-sharing in OHCs. Interaction and reciprocity are the driving factors that explain users' participation in knowledge-sharing in online communities [54], and trust is a key factor that causes patients to reduce their knowledge-sharing intention [63]. Social capital is the mechanism that facilitates individual collaboration in OHCs: a concept that explains an individual's potential or real capital with friends or strangers [20].…”

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Impact of Introversion-Extraversion Personality Traits on Knowledge-Sharing Intention in Online Health Communities: A Multi-Group Analysis

Sun

Shi

2022

Sustainability

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This paper investigates the influence of introversion-extraversion personality traits on the knowledge-sharing intention of online health communities (OHCs) using personality trait theory and social capital theory. This study investigates two types of users in OHCs—doctors and patients—and compares and analyses the knowledge-sharing paths of these two types of users. The results show that extraversion personality, interaction, and reciprocity positively influence the physicians’ and patients’ knowledge-sharing intention; for both types of users, interaction partially mediates between extraversion personality and knowledge-sharing intention, and reciprocity partially mediates between interaction and knowledge-sharing intention. Comparative analyses show that the physicians’ introversion-extraversion personality traits have stronger positive effects on interaction, and interaction has stronger positive effects on trust and reciprocity than patients, the physicians’ trust and reciprocity have stronger positive effects on knowledge-sharing intention than patients, and the physicians’ introversion personality traits have stronger positive effects on knowledge-sharing intentions than patients. This study enriches the theory of user knowledge-sharing in OHCs while advancing the managers’ understanding of what motivates users’ knowledge-sharing intention.

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“…In this study, particular attention is paid to how trust is created and negotiated in online interactions. In a post-pandemic world where multiple risks coexist, trust promotes social interaction and shared vision as well as online self-disclosure (Niu and Meng, 2019 ; Li et al, 2022 ). While working from home, many people maintain interpersonal relationships both at work and within the family by self-disclosure online.…”

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Influence of personality traits on online self-disclosure: Considering perceived value and degree of authenticity separately as mediator and moderator

Fang

Zhang

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Front. Psychol.

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The Chinese have been spending significantly more time on the Internet during post-pandemic time. When people are confined indoors, there is a greater need to construct an identity and socialize online. Personality traits and perceived value of the media are important factors that affect users' online self-disclosure. This study involved the construction of a mediation model and a moderator model to evaluate the influence of personality traits on self-disclosure on social media. Perceived value was regarded as the mediator while the degree of authenticity was regarded as the moderator. Using a quota sampling method, 1,075 Chinese netizens were surveyed in July and August 2021. The results showed that: (1) The depth of self-disclosure of subjects with extroverted personality was significantly higher than that of those with introverted personality, that is, personality traits affect the depth of self-disclosure; (2) perceived value plays a mediating role in online self-disclosure; (3) The degree of authenticity is a significant moderator in the relationship between personality and self-disclosure. In all, the results from this study contribute to our understanding of how personality traits affect perceived value of media and self-disclosure. This study tested the credibility and validity of the proposed model in the context of the recent COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in China, and the study is a novel approach in that area of research.

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How Personality and Social Capital Affect Knowledge Sharing Intention in Online Health Support Groups?: A Person-Situation Perspective

Cited by 10 publications

References 66 publications

Consumer’s Personality Traits and Knowledge-sharing Behavior on Shoppertainment Platforms: The Mediating Role of Subjective Well-being and Trust

Consumer’s Personality Traits and Knowledge-sharing Behavior on Shoppertainment Platforms: The Mediating Role of Subjective Well-being and Trust

Impact of Introversion-Extraversion Personality Traits on Knowledge-Sharing Intention in Online Health Communities: A Multi-Group Analysis

Influence of personality traits on online self-disclosure: Considering perceived value and degree of authenticity separately as mediator and moderator

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