Development and Validation of the Need for Online Social Feedback (NfOSF) Scale

Duradoni, Mirko; Spadoni, Veronica; Gursesli, Mustafa Can; Guazzini, Andrea

doi:10.1155/2023/5581492

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“…The findings substantiated the hypothesis and are in agreement with existing research such as Wang et al [63], who note that entertainment significantly affects community engagement. Duradoni et al [83] highlight the positive impact of social media usage on fostering healthy behaviors and secure relationships within the Italian community. Their work culminates in the successful validation of the Italian Social Media Engagement Questionnaire, a tool specifically designed to investigate the patterns and dynamics of social media engagement among Italian speakers.…”

Section: Social Interaction As a Contributingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the Multifaceted Influences of Social Media Motivation on Online Relationship Commitment among Young Adults in Jordan: An Empirical Study

Hatamleh

2024

Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies

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In the context of a rapidly evolving global communication landscape, this study delves into the influence of social media motivation on online relationship commitment among young adults in Jordan. Utilizing a quantitative methodology, the research operationalizes and tests a conceptual model to assess the correlation between various motivational factors and online relationship commitment. Results reveal that social media exerts a significant influence on online relationship commitment, with information-seeking and trend-following emerging as the most salient contributing factors. Additionally, the study identifies that providing self-status information, social interaction, and entertainment are key motivators that positively impact and strengthen online relationship commitment.

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Section: Social Interaction As a Contributingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the Multifaceted Influences of Social Media Motivation on Online Relationship Commitment among Young Adults in Jordan: An Empirical Study

Hatamleh

2024

Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies

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“…Jonason and Krause (2013) observed that narcissism correlates with decreased affective empathy and difficulties in emotion recognition. However, more recent studies suggest that whereas narcissism negatively impacts affective empathy, it might be positively linked with cognitive empathy (Turner et al, 2019;Doyle, 2020;Wertag et al, 2021;Duradoni et al, 2023). One contributing factor to these inconsistencies is measurement methods, which range from self-report assessments to behavioral tasks.…”

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I understand your pain but I do not feel it: lower affective empathy in response to others’ social pain in narcissism

Shahri,

Zabihzadeh,

Taqipanahi

et al. 2024

Front. Psychol.

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IntroductionWhile the relationship between narcissism and empathy has been well-researched, studies have paid less attention to empathic accuracy, i.e., appreciating the precise strength of another person’s emotions, and self-other distinction, in terms of the disparity between affective ratings for self and other in response to emotive stimuli. Furthermore, empathic responses may vary depending on whether the pain is physical or social.MethodsWe investigated empathic accuracy, affective empathy, and the distinction between pain, emotion and intensity ratings for self and other, in high (n = 44) and low (n = 43) narcissism groups (HNG and LNG, respectively) selected from 611 students, in response to both types of pain. Participants watched six videos where targets expressed genuine experiences of physical and social pain, and rated the perceived affect and pain experienced by the person in the video and their own empathic emotional responses.Results and discussionThe HNG displayed lower affective empathy and empathic accuracy than the LNG for both pain types. Within the HNG there was higher empathic accuracy for social vs. physical pain, despite reduced affective empathy for social pain, in contrast to the LNG. In addition to this paradox, the HNG demonstrated greater differences between ratings for the self and for target others than the LNG, suggesting that narcissism is associated with higher self-other distinction in response to viewing other people describing social pain.

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“…As of the latest data, SM platforms collectively boast billions of users worldwide, underscoring their influence and reach. Popular features of SM include instant messaging, content sharing, networking, and community engagement, which have become integral to modern marketing strategies, especially in the luxury sector [7].…”

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Decoding the Luxury Brand Attachment: The Power of Social Media in Driving Consumer Action in Kuwait

Thanasi-Boçe,

Zaidi,

Kurtishi-Kastrati

et al. 2024

Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies

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Enhancing the capacity of a luxury brand to stir a deep connection with customers has always been the focus of practitioners in the luxury industry. This study explores the potential role of social media in converting attachment with a luxury brand into desirable marketing outcomes. The relationships between “luxury brand attachment,” “motivation,” “social media usage,” “word-of-mouth,” and “purchase intention” are examined to understand the drivers and outcomes of luxury brand attachment in social media. A questionnaire was administered to a sample of 341 social media users on various platforms. Data were analyzed using SPSS and Amos. The results revealed that the most important attribute generating luxury attachment in social media is the capacity of a luxury brand to show prestige and status. The direct relationship between luxury brand attachment and purchase intentions is nonsignificant. A stronger attachment to a luxury brand does not entice direct intention to purchase it unless certain motives drive consumers’ luxury engagement in social media. These insights can guide marketing managers in creating effective strategies for their luxury products.

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Development and Validation of the Need for Online Social Feedback (NfOSF) Scale

Cited by 15 publications

References 128 publications

Exploring the Multifaceted Influences of Social Media Motivation on Online Relationship Commitment among Young Adults in Jordan: An Empirical Study

Exploring the Multifaceted Influences of Social Media Motivation on Online Relationship Commitment among Young Adults in Jordan: An Empirical Study

I understand your pain but I do not feel it: lower affective empathy in response to others’ social pain in narcissism

Decoding the Luxury Brand Attachment: The Power of Social Media in Driving Consumer Action in Kuwait

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