Human Factors in Social Media

Gao, Qin; Chen, Yue

doi:10.1002/9781119636113.ch45

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“…Raji and others discovered that data analyzed using PLS-SEM revealed that social influence and social interaction significantly contributed to the use of social media [19]. Gao and Chen believe that factors influencing users' media use include self-presentation, relaxation, self-improvement, interpersonal interaction, passing the time, staying in touch, and escaping reality [20]. Zhu and Chen believed that factors influencing media use include staying connected with friends, having fun and relaxing, and following trends [21].…”

Section: Media Use Researchmentioning

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Exploring the Social Media Use of Victims of Domestic Violence: A Comprehensive Study

Tan

2024

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Domestic violence is a serious social issue that has a large number of negative impacts on individuals, families, and even society as a whole. This study investigates the basic situation of social media use by domestic violence victims, thereby providing media use experience for other vulnerable groups and contributing to the elimination of domestic violence. The issue of domestic violence has become a hot topic of social and public concern in recent years. Research on the relationship between domestic violence and the media can be divided into two categories: media reporting of domestic violence and the use of media by victims of domestic violence. This study takes victims of domestic violence as the research object and uses in-depth interview methods; and specific contents centre around their use of social media, such as seeking help and support, sharing personal experiences, raising public awareness, and finding a sense of belonging to the community. Through investigation, this article draws the following conclusions: The types of social media commonly used by victims of domestic violence can be divided into three categories: instant messaging, information acquisition, and information sharing. By studying the types of social media use for domestic violence victims, people can observe their situations and emotions and provide timely help.

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Section: Media Use Researchmentioning

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Exploring the Social Media Use of Victims of Domestic Violence: A Comprehensive Study

Tan

2024

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“…The earlier findings showed that the language politeness of the Z generation is highly influenced by their intensity using social media and the intensity of writing a comment on social media (Kasim & Zaman, 2021). Someone with high intensity using social media and high frequency posts a comment will reduce the quality of their communication and less polite in social interaction (Gao & Chen, 2021), it is because THE Z generation tend to be different from the older generation and THE Z gen adopt interaction pattern in social media which use much informal language that is being trend (bahasa gaul) (Chatzoglou et al, 2020;Mesch, 2012;Toder-Alon et al, 2014).…”

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Factors Influencing the Language Politeness Behavior of The Z Generation

Pandang,

Umar,

Mantasiah

et al. 2024

bull. couns. psy.

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Language politeness has different standards in every country and even in different regions due to cultural varieties. Thus, factors influencing politeness are also various. The study aims to identify the dominant and pre-dominant factors influencing the language politeness of the Z generation. Nine independent variables were investigated in this study, including gender, school background, discipline, tribe, intensity using social media, intensity adding a comment in social media, semester, and province, as the dependent variables, while the language politeness of the Z gen was the independent variable. The research samples were 1354 students from 3 different provinces, South Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi, and West Sulawesi, selected through random cluster sampling. The instruments in this study included an instrument of factors determining politeness developed by the researchers using a categorization instrument, and Politeness Behavior on Communicating developed using the Likert model. The instrument had been evaluated using EFA and CFA tests, and showed that the model was fit. Data were analyzed using MANOVA continued with the Least of Significant as (LSD). Research findings show four factors influencing language politeness, namely tribe, the intensity of writing comments in social media, provinces, and types of universities. The findings also show that in Indonesia, language politeness is still dominated by factors of culture, religion, and social media. The language politeness of the Z Generation is not only a self-identity in social life but also an image in the virtual world.

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Human Factors in Social Media

Cited by 2 publications

References 499 publications

Exploring the Social Media Use of Victims of Domestic Violence: A Comprehensive Study

Exploring the Social Media Use of Victims of Domestic Violence: A Comprehensive Study

Factors Influencing the Language Politeness Behavior of The Z Generation

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