Social Capital on Social Networking Sites: A Social Network Perspective

Sánchez-Arrieta, Natalia; González, Rafael A.; Cañabate, Antonio; Sabaté, Ferrán

doi:10.3390/su13095147

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“…Demographic characteristics of the students are shown in Table 1, and the average daily usage time of SNSs is shown in Table 2. Most studies have confirmed that interpersonal interaction, time spent, and frequency of interaction on SNSs are positively associated with bridging and incorporating social capital (Kim & Kim, 2017;Lin, 2015;Sánchez-Arrieta, González, Cañabate & Sabate, 2021). Therefore, knowing with whom and how often the users of the SNSs examined in this study communicate is considered important in terms of understanding the results of the research.…”

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Examining University Students’ Online Privacy Literacy Levels on Social Networking Sites

Kaya¹,

YAMAN²

2022

Participatory Educational Research

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This research aims to examine the privacy behaviors of university students on social networking sites. For this purpose, first of all, students' online privacy literacy (OPL) levels on social networking sites were determined. Then it was examined whether these levels differ according to students' gender, frequency of using social networking sites, and the frequency of changing their privacy settings. Also, the relationship between university students' OPL levels on social networking sites and their purposes of using social networking sites and the relationship between university students' OPL levels on social networking sites and social network privacy behaviors were examined. Correlational research and causal-comparative research models were used in the study. The research study group consists of 314 undergraduate students studying in different faculties of a state university. The data of the research were obtained online in the spring semester of 2019-2020. Personal information form, Privacy Settings Experience Questionnaire, Online Privacy Literacy Scale, and Social Privacy Behaviors Questionnaire were used as data collection tools in the research. Descriptive statistics, Mann-Whitney U test, Kruskal-Wallis H test, and Spearman's Rank-Order Correlation were used to analyze the data obtained in the study. The results showed that university students have a high level of OPL. Besides, female students have higher OPL levels than male students, and their OPL levels are similar according to the social networking sites used and the frequency of changing the privacy settings on these sites. In addition, it was determined that there was a low level of positive correlation between students' use of social networking sites to follow the agenda and news, like posts or comment on posts, and their privacy behaviors on Facebook and OPL levels on social networking sites.

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Examining University Students’ Online Privacy Literacy Levels on Social Networking Sites

Kaya¹,

YAMAN²

2022

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“…An increase in social capital, which is the sum of resources derived from the network of relations (Nahapiet & Ghoshal, 1998), can be beneficial for the financial performance of start-ups or existing companies (Yezza et al, 2021). There are two main approaches for classifying social capital into dimensions or concepts (Sánchez-Arrieta et al, 2021), which are detailed below.…”

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“…The second approach, the Ties Type approach, refers to the relations themselves and the quality of their relationship (Sánchez-Arrieta et al, 2021). The people determine the resources within the network, and they can connect to each other and share know how or wealth.…”

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“…The quality of the network refers to the nature of relations and how much potential is available. Relations can involve expectations, obligations, trust, norms, and the feeling of closeness, and all these aspects can, in turn, influence behavior regarding participation in a crowdfunding campaign (Eiteneyer et al, 2019;Sánchez-Arrieta et al, 2021). Trust, for example, can, in turn, lead to knowledge sharing and drive transactional behavior (Chiu et al, 2006).…”

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From hashtag to cashback: Success determinants in crowdfunders' user behavior

Kizilkan

2023

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Crowdfunding is a popular approach for entrepreneurs to obtain financial support and has therefore gained importance in the literature and practice in recent years. The communication behavior of starters that lead to the success of a campaign will be summarized and expanded by new findings. As a theoretical added value, this article offers the first attempt to transfer communication theories to the field of reward-based crowdfunding to reveal success determinants in crowdfunders user behavior. The purpose of this paper is to give practical recommendations to starters on how to run a campaign successfully and, more generally, on how they can make full use of social media. By analyzing the dataset of crowdfunding campaigns from Startnext, the largest German-speaking reward-based crowdfunding platform, new success factors are identified using multivariate analysis methods. The results show that social media can offer significant value for businesspeople in terms of marketing if it is used strategically and frequently.

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“…Hence they are unavoidably affected by their social relations ( Granovetter, 1985 ). As propounded by Granovetter, humans, as the core of economic behaviors, regardless of their distinct attributes, other members of their social networks within which information and resources are embedded tend to impact their decision-making ( Sánchez-Arrieta et al, 2021 ). Such a pattern also applies to the organizational level; the interplay between enterprises and other organizations has shaped different forms of connections.…”

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Knowledge Mapping of Enterprise Network Research in China: A Visual Analysis Using CiteSpace

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Enterprise Network (EN) has increasingly gained popularity in academia. Over the past few decades, a substantial amount of EN studies have been published in China. Drawing upon a sample of 603 papers retrieved from the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index database (CSSCI) between 1998 and 2020, this study aims to delve into the status quo, knowledge base, research focus, and evolutionary trends of EN research in China. A multifaceted bibliometric analysis was performed using CiteSpace. The findings mainly indicate that the research on EN in China has a clear development context, and the research content gradually changes from macro to micro. In addition to foreign Social Network theories, the research results of domestic scholars have become the basic knowledge in this field. The research includes these topics: the conceptualization of EN, EN as indicators of enterprise development, EN’s impact on start-ups, mechanisms of EN’s effect and governance of EN. The potential direction for future research has been identified as the integration between EN and other forms of networks, and the structure of EN.

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Social Capital on Social Networking Sites: A Social Network Perspective

Cited by 18 publications

References 170 publications

Examining University Students’ Online Privacy Literacy Levels on Social Networking Sites

Examining University Students’ Online Privacy Literacy Levels on Social Networking Sites

From hashtag to cashback: Success determinants in crowdfunders' user behavior

Knowledge Mapping of Enterprise Network Research in China: A Visual Analysis Using CiteSpace

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