Smartphone-based social networking sites and intention to quit: self-regulatory perspective.

Autor:	Masood, Ayesha1, Feng, Yang2 fengyang@ustc.edu.cn, Rasheed, Muhammad Imran3, Ali, Ahsan4, Gong, Mingchuan1
Předmět:	*Questionnaires College students Research evaluation Self-management (Psychology) Smartphones Sensory perception Cognition Guilt (Psychology) Discriminant analysis Sleep Online social networks Hypothesis Decision making Descriptive statistics Chi-squared test Research funding Intention Statistical sampling Statistical correlation
Zdroj:	Behaviour & Information Technology. Sep2021, Vol. 40 Issue 11, p1055-1071. 17p. 2 Diagrams, 8 Charts, 1 Graph.
Abstrakt:	Social networking site (SNS) providers and information system (IS) researchers are becoming increasingly interested in the factors that cause individuals to quit SNS. This study integrates the psychological and neurocognitive perspectives to examine the effects of poor sleep quality on the intention to quit. We utilise stress–strain–outcome, guilt, and ego depletion theories to argue that the excessive use of smartphone-based SNSs at night decreases sleep quality. Poor sleep quality increases the failure of self-control on SNS use and guilt, thereby increasing the intention to quit. We tested the hypothesised model by using a sample (N = 701) of Chinese students, which generally support our hypotheses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Databáze:	Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts
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