Sharing Reward Program Based on Face Consciousness in Social Media

Xiao, Han; Ju, Chunhua; Bao, Fuguang; Xu, Chonghuan; Zhu, Yiling; Chen, Yufei

doi:10.2147/prbm.s362920

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“…This paper studies the variations and oysters in network communication and puts forward a new transmission mechanism and introduces the phenomenon of stagnation and information mutation in the network. The model has a wide range of application scenarios in the future, including personalized recommendation [40][41][42][43], data processing [44][45][46], sustainable tourism [47,48], knowledge dissemination [49] and so on. At the same time, there are still some limitations, for example, although the parameters of this paper were obtained after the simulation of actual cases, it is not considered in the later analysis that the parameters will change dynamically according to the development of actual events [50].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring a Multi-Layer Coupled Network Propagation Model Based on Information Diffusion and Bounded Trust

Ju¹,

Wang²,

Jiang³

et al. 2022

Int J Public Health

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Objective: To explore the law of opinion dissemination and individual opinion evolution at the micro level, this paper analyzes the influence of variation and oyster on communication from the perspective of network structure.Methods: In this paper, we introduce the concepts of “variation” and “oyster”, build a multi-layer coupled network environment combined with the ISOVR model, and conduct simulation experiments of network information dissemination based on the bounded trust model.Results: The experimental results reveal that the extent and scope of variation’s spread in the network are more dependent on the trust of nodes themselves, and decreasing the trust of nodes significantly reduces the rate and peak value of variation. Changing the silence coefficient of variation does not effectively change the direction of rumor propagation, which indicates that rumor has a strong propagation ability after mutation.Conclusion: The insights of this paper on the dissemination of public opinions include: 1) pay attention to people with high trust levels, such as opinion leaders; 2) clarify the misinformation in time to prevent further spread of rumors.

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confidence: 99%

Exploring a Multi-Layer Coupled Network Propagation Model Based on Information Diffusion and Bounded Trust

Ju¹,

Wang²,

Jiang³

et al. 2022

Int J Public Health

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“…The findings can be applied to many fields, such as e-business, marketing science, and recommendation services [46][47][48]. In the future, in the face of frequent local outbreaks of the coronavirus pandemic, the government-subsidized supply chain recovery strategy should consider the simultaneous occurrence of multiple interruption types, and this article only considers the recovery effect of the secondary supply chain under two types of interruptions, which is inevitable [49,50]. This study does have a shortcoming.…”

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Supply Chain Recovery Strategies for High Demand Products Based on the Impact of Capacity and Transportation Disruptions

Zhao

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The outbreak of the COVID-19 has had a huge impact on the manufacturing supply chain, especially the supply chain of high-demand products, and is mainly reflected in the double interruption of production capacity and transportation. The research aims to use system dynamics to explore how government subsidies can play a role in supply chain recovery when government subsidies are limited, which provides a new idea for improving supply chain management. In order to explore the impact of government subsidy strategies on supply chain recovery in the context of supply chain disruptions, this paper takes high-demand products during the epidemic as the research object, and takes the government’s subsidy choices under the impact of production capacity and transportation disruptions as the entry point for recovery strategies. The cumulative total profit of chain members is used as a judgment indicator, and systems dynamics is used to conduct modeling and simulation to build a secondary supply chain for manufacturers and distribution centers and simulate eight scenarios of different levels of production capacity and transportation interruptions, clarifying the impact of government subsidies on supply the impact of chain recovery. The research results show that, for secondary supply chains, whether in the scenario of partial or complete transportation interruption, government subsidies to manufacturers make supply chain recovery more effective, government subsidies do not have an immediate recovery effect during production capacity and transportation interruptions, and that under the complete interruption of production capacity, the cumulative total value of the supply chain after increasing government subsidies has rebounded in a spiral.

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“…Moreover, the definition of face consciousness summarized the findings of earlier researchers as an individual's Property; a particular event JIP-The Indonesian Journal of the Social Sciences {1095 does not change it and is influenced by it over time (Han et al, 2022).…”

Section: Face Consciousnessmentioning

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Consumer’s Personal and Social Factors on Purchase Intentions of Counterfeit Luxury Products

Ganbold,

Gantulga

2023

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There are several studies to answer the question of why consumers make purchases of counterfeit luxury goods. However, researchers have not studied the impact of consumer’s personal and social factors on purchasing counterfeit luxury products yet. The current study examines how consumers’ personal (face and public self-consciousness) and social factors (informative and normative suspective) influence their purchase intention towards counterfeit luxury products. Quantitative research methodology was used to measure consumers’ buying behavior of counterfeit luxury products by conducting an online survey of 254 consumers. The collected data were further analyzed by SPSS-28 and SMART-PLS 4 software. The findings indicate that social factors, such as informational susceptibility, strongly influence the purchase intention of counterfeit luxury products. Furthermore, consumer personal factors such as public self and face consciousness significantly influence fake luxury product purchasing intention. This study has implications for firms that import luxury goods and policymakers responsible for creating policies and marketing plans to deter consumers from buying counterfeit luxury goods.

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Sharing Reward Program Based on Face Consciousness in Social Media

Cited by 6 publications

References 57 publications

Exploring a Multi-Layer Coupled Network Propagation Model Based on Information Diffusion and Bounded Trust

Exploring a Multi-Layer Coupled Network Propagation Model Based on Information Diffusion and Bounded Trust

Supply Chain Recovery Strategies for High Demand Products Based on the Impact of Capacity and Transportation Disruptions

Consumer’s Personal and Social Factors on Purchase Intentions of Counterfeit Luxury Products

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