The dark side of ubiquitous connectivity in smartphone-based SNS: An integrated model from information perspective

Gao, Wei; Liu, Zhaopeng; Guo, Qingqing; Li, Xue

doi:10.1016/j.chb.2018.02.023

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“…This study has several theoretical and practical implications that can help researchers and M-SNG providers understand attachment behaviour and continued use in M-SNG players. Concerning the theoretical implications, previous applications of IPV have mainly explored how the relationship between information processing needs and information processing capability affect performance outcomes [23]- [25]. This study verified that IPV is an effective framework for measuring players' attachment behaviour in M-SNG players.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 65%

“…They found that users have high cognitive absorption in a social media use when their technological capability and functional technological capacity are well matched with their needs. Gao et al [25] used IPV to explores negative effects of ubiquitous connectivity enabled by smartphone-based social network service (SNS). They found that that ubiquitous connectivity can potentially decrease intention to continue using SNS by raising privacy concerns in users, by contributing to information overload, and by SNS overuse and addiction.…”

Section: Theoretical Background a Information Processing View (Ipv)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Player Attachment to Mobile Social Network Games: An Information Processing View

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Hou

2021

IEEE Access

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This study applied the information processing view and the concept of fit to improve understanding of how attachment behaviour and continued use in mobile social network game (M-SNG) players is affected by the alignment between their motivation and technological capability. A quantitative method and a cross-sectional study design were used to evaluate the research model. Data were collected for 427 active M-SNG players in Taiwan. The proposed model was tested with fit as a covariation and with fit as a propensity score in matching method. The results of this study verified that (1) coalignment between motivation and technological capability is positively associated with attachment behaviour in M-SNG players; (2) M-SNG players who have a high coalignment between motivation and technological capability have stronger attachment behaviour compared to players with low coalignment; and (3) attachment behaviour is positively associated with continued use of M-SNGs. This study contributes to the literature by improving understanding of the antecedents of attachment and continued use in M-SNG players. For providers and developers, this study also provides insights into how to improve the business performance of M-SNGs.INDEX TERMS Information processing view, fit, player motivation, technological capability, attachment, mobile social network game.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 65%

Section: Theoretical Background a Information Processing View (Ipv)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Player Attachment to Mobile Social Network Games: An Information Processing View

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Hou

2021

IEEE Access

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“…The fact that such a commonplace activity might literally change one's brain structure demands further study of SM's effects. Based on research of 528 Chinese SM users, it is possible that one day, SM users will reach a point where they are simply burned out on SM [56]. According to the study, constant connectivity to SM contributes to information overload, which leads to SM exhaustion and contributes to disuse.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Should You “Do It for the ‘Gram?” A Review of the Psychological and Sociocultural Effects of Social Media

2020

JCRC

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Even though Social Media (SM) has penetrated the lives of roughly half the population of the world, connecting billions of people with friends and family, there are disadvantages that span the psychological and sociocultural dimensions of these users’ lives. At the present time, the disadvantages of SM outweigh the advantages. Many users have developed SM-based psychopathologies, such as addiction and depression, and SM is contributing to sociocultural crises, such as the fear of missing out (FOMO), self-objectification, and life dissatisfaction. This awareness has spawned a plethora of studies; researchers are uncovering new complexities about SM, and are expanding communal knowledge of factors that contribute to the psychological and sociocultural lives of SM users. Effects of SM are examined in this integrative review because they directly and indirectly influence the mental and physical health of SM users.

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“…In the case of this study the total variance for a single factor is 22.97%. However, assessing all factors in the model would lead to a 63.42% of explained variance, suggesting that CMB is rather unlikely (Gao et al, 2018, Li ebana-Cabanillas et al, 2014Kalinic et al, 2019).…”

Section: Normality and Common Methods Biasmentioning

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The impact of customer personality and online brand community engagement on intention to forward company and users generated content: palestinian banking industry a case

Yasin

Porcu

Abusharbeh

et al. 2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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Personality five characteristics are playing crucial role on intention to forward Online Company Generated Content and user generated content mediated by online brand community engagement. This paper is applied on a case of banking industry in order to perceive a long run relationship between banks operating in Palestine and their customers. The total of 685 valid questionnaires were collected from online banking sector in Palestine, who is member of online brand community in Facebook. Moreover, the data were analysed and processed by structural equation model. The results reveal that personality traits (extraversion, conscientiousness, and openness) have positive influence on online brand community engagement. It also found that online brand community engagement plays vital role in inducing clients to forward CGC and UGC. Simultaneously, the results provide banks with a valuable implication on how banking industry can attract more customers in online brand community website and perceived trust of banks services and products.

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The dark side of ubiquitous connectivity in smartphone-based SNS: An integrated model from information perspective

Cited by 96 publications

References 70 publications

Player Attachment to Mobile Social Network Games: An Information Processing View

Player Attachment to Mobile Social Network Games: An Information Processing View

Should You “Do It for the ‘Gram?” A Review of the Psychological and Sociocultural Effects of Social Media

The impact of customer personality and online brand community engagement on intention to forward company and users generated content: palestinian banking industry a case

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