Inter-Generational Comparison of Social Media Use: Investigating the Online Behavior of Different Generational Cohorts

Fietkiewicz, Kaja J.; Lins, Elmar; Baran, Katsiaryna S.; Stock, Wolfgang G.

doi:10.1109/hicss.2016.477

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“…those who are currently over 40 years old) are statistically more likely to use Twitter than younger generations [31]. The results of the present study disagree with this finding, because Latin American asthmatics aged over 40 years are less active on Twitter in obtaining or seeking out information about their disease.…”

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Information and communication technology use in asthmatic patients: a cross-sectional study in Latin America

Calderón¹,

Chérrez²,

Ramón³

et al. 2017

ERJ Open Res

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Rapid diffusion, low cost and broad availability of information and communication technologies (ICTs) make them an attractive platform for managing care, communication and interventions in asthma. There is little information in Latin America about usage frequency of ICTs in asthmatic patients.The analysis undertaken consisted of an observational, cross-sectional study that aimed to identify the frequency and type of ICTs most often used by asthmatics. The Spanish version of the Michigan questionnaire was employed in five Latin American countries. Age and educational level was categorised. Logistic regression was performed among these groups concerning the frequency of ICT usage and the level of interest shown in seeking and receiving information about asthma.In total, 673 asthma patients were surveyed. The mean age was 43.44 years. Over two-thirds of the participants were female (68.4%). The most used ICT was the short message service (SMS) (69.9%). SMS and E-mail are useful tools for communicating (i.e. receiving and seeking information) with all asthma patients, irrespective of their age. WhatsApp (61.5%) and Facebook (32.0%) were rated as being the most interesting channels of communication for receiving information. Regression analysis showed that younger asthmatics and asthmatics with higher educational levels were most likely to use almost all forms of ICTs.ICTs are generally an attractive platform for managing care, communication and interventions to improve asthma care. SMS and E-mail were found to be the preferred ICT forms among users. However, social media forms such as WhatsApp and Facebook may also be appropriate for certain types of patient.

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Section: Discussioncontrasting

confidence: 83%

Information and communication technology use in asthmatic patients: a cross-sectional study in Latin America

Calderón¹,

Chérrez²,

Ramón³

et al. 2017

ERJ Open Res

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“…Each generation is different, as influenced by historical setting and social conditions (Megawaty & Subriadi, ). We categorised generations in this research into three categories: (1) Generation X—born in 1960‐1980, (2) Generation Y—born in 1981‐1996, and (3) Generation Z—born after 1996 (Fietkiewicz, Lins, Baran, & Stock, ).…”

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“…In this study, first, we examined how privacy awareness (Al‐Saggaf & Nielsen, ) and perceived vulnerability (Dinev & Hart, ) may affect actual social media use. Then, we examined social media use in each generation (Choi, ; Fietkiewicz et al, ; Lissitsa & Kol, ; Pentina et al, ).…”

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The role of risk‐benefit and privacy analysis to understand different uses of social media by Generations X, Y, and Z in Indonesia

Nuzulita

Subriadi

2019

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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This research aims to analyse how perceived benefits and risks drive social media use despite the concern for privacy violations in Indonesia. The focus of the study is to investigate the pattern of social media use based on generational age groups. An approach based on the combination of Privacy Calculus Theory and Communication Privacy Management is used to explain the patterns of social media use. Privacy awareness and information manipulation help solving the constant social media use despite the concern for privacy violations. The findings show that Generation X uses social media mainly to maintain existing relationships. Generation Y uses social media for business and building self-image. Generation Z uses social media for more varied purposes, eg, developing and maintaining connections, building self-image, expressing thoughts and emotions, and seeking entertainment. Further research can use the proposed conceptual model as a quantitative approach to get broader perspectives on the issue and add demographic factors. Future research can also highlight the types of social media to generate more real results. K E Y W O R D Sbenefit, intentions to use, privacy concern, risk, social media

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“…The survey's respondents' age and gender depicts an import role for this empirical study, which presents different cohorts' opinions regarding online adver- [9]. They take advantage of digital technologies as far as they are useful to them [10].…”

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User Acceptance of Personalized and Context-Specific Online Advertising

Ruhrberg¹,

Kirstein²,

Baran³

2017

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Over the years, society's character has shifted from a pure attention to a contributing model. Due to the internet's evolution over the past decades, the users' role has changed from a passive spectator to an active part of the information process. This can be observed by an increasing demand on interaction possibilities by users. Advertisements which offer user participation for example achieve higher attention rates than static banners. Within this study, user acceptance of personalized and context-specific online advertising has been investigated. For this purpose, users' reactions on personalized advertisements on the Social Network Service (SNS) Facebook in relation to context-specific placed advertisements via the online advertising system Google AdWords have been evaluated. Using an online questionnaire, an anonymous survey was conducted, which was aimed at the broad mass of internet users. Key issues were the general perception of online advertisings and the interaction with these. This paper provides insights for advertisers on different generational cohorts' and genders' attitudes towards personalized and context-specific advertising.

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Inter-Generational Comparison of Social Media Use: Investigating the Online Behavior of Different Generational Cohorts

Cited by 63 publications

References 25 publications

Information and communication technology use in asthmatic patients: a cross-sectional study in Latin America

Information and communication technology use in asthmatic patients: a cross-sectional study in Latin America

The role of risk‐benefit and privacy analysis to understand different uses of social media by Generations X, Y, and Z in Indonesia

User Acceptance of Personalized and Context-Specific Online Advertising

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