虚拟社区知识共享行为:先有新颖知识的影响及作用机制
[Abstract]:With the development and popularization of Internet technology, the virtual community has been gradually sought after by the vast number of netizens, and has become an important medium for sharing knowledge. The knowledge sharing behavior of netizens is also very important for the development of the community. Therefore, the knowledge sharing of virtual community has been widely concerned by researchers. It mainly includes quantity and quality, the latter mainly focuses on the usefulness, timeliness and accuracy of knowledge, and the novelty of knowledge is also an important indicator of knowledge quality. From the viewpoint of whether there is novel knowledge in the shared knowledge, this study explores its influence on user knowledge sharing behavior (quantity and novelty) and its mechanism, and further explores the influence of the number of new knowledge on it. The design takes whether there is novel knowledge in the shared knowledge as the independent variable, and the quantity and novelty of the subsequent users'shared knowledge (including non-repetitive knowledge and critical knowledge) as the dependent variable. The results show that: (1) the quantity of shared knowledge includes non-repetitive knowledge and non-repetitive knowledge. There is no significant difference between the two levels of independent variables and the quantity of critical knowledge. (2) There is a significant difference between the two levels of novelty of non-repetitive knowledge. Among them, the novelty of shared knowledge can be improved more than that of shared knowledge without novelty, while the novelty of critical knowledge can be improved by sharing novelty knowledge. There was no significant difference between the two-level (ibid.) design of single-factor subjects, with cognitive motivation as the mediating variable and novelty of non-repetitive knowledge as the dependent variable. Three: Using a single-factor five-level design (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 new knowledge first) with the number of new knowledge as an independent variable, and the number and novelty of subsequent users'shared knowledge (including non-repetitive knowledge and critical knowledge) as a dependent variable, the results showed that: (1) in the number of non-repetitive knowledge, there were novel prophets. There is no significant difference in the number of knowledge; (2) There is a significant difference in the number of novelty-first knowledge in critical knowledge, among which, compared with low-level novelty-first knowledge, high-level novelty-first knowledge can improve the number of novelty-first knowledge; (3) In the novelty of non-repetitive knowledge, there is a significant difference in the number of novelty-first knowledge. Significantly, compared with the high level of pre-existing knowledge, the low level of pre-existing novel knowledge can improve its novelty; (4) In the novelty of critical knowledge, there is a significant difference in the number of pre-existing novel knowledge, among which, compared with the low level of pre-existing novel knowledge, the high level of pre-existing novel knowledge is better. To sum up, the conclusions of this study are as follows: (1) whether new knowledge in shared knowledge affects the novelty of non-repetitive knowledge shared by subsequent users. Compared with no new knowledge in shared knowledge, the novelty of shared knowledge with new knowledge can be improved better; (2) whether new knowledge in shared knowledge affects the novelty of non-repetitive knowledge shared by subsequent users. (3) The number of pre-existing novel knowledge affects the novelty of subsequent users sharing non-repetitive knowledge by affecting cognitive motivation. (3) The number of pre-existing novel knowledge affects the novelty of subsequent users sharing non-repetitive knowledge. Compared with the high level of knowledge, the low level of pre-existing novel knowledge can improve subsequent users sharing non-repetitive knowledge better. Knowledge novelty; (4) The number of new knowledge first affects the number and novelty of subsequent users sharing critical knowledge. Compared with the low level, high level of new knowledge first can improve the number and novelty of subsequent users sharing critical knowledge.
【学位授予单位】:华中师范大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:B842.1
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