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Would you mind your language, please? : Consumer Incivility on Social Media Platforms

2022

Consumer incivility on social media platforms has recently gained the attention of academic researchers. However, few studies have presented the role that consumer incivility plays in forming social media perspectives (e.g. experiencing uncivil comments or rude replies on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram). Using the stimulus-organism-response theory, this study investigated the impacts of consumer incivility on social media brand representatives’ efforts to deal with it, social media brand community participation and social media brand trust. The study also investigated the influence of social media brand representatives’ efforts to deal with consumer incivility on social media brand communi…

bränditconsumer incivilitytavat (tapakulttuuri)verkkoyhteisötverkkokeskusteluluottamussocial media brand representatives’ effortskuluttajatkohteliaisuussosiaalinen mediasocial media brand community participationsocial media brand trust
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The Rationale of the WHO Document on Risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) readiness and response to the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndro…

2020

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RiskSARS-CoV-2Community engagementCommunicationPneumonia ViralCommunity ParticipationCOVID-19World Health OrganizationRisk communicationHumansPublic HealthCoronavirus InfectionsLetter to the EditorHealth EducationPandemicsCommunity engagement Risk communication SARS-CoV-2 Health Education Humans Risk Communication Community Participation Coronavirus Infections Pandemics Pneumonia Viral Public Health World Health Organization.
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Understanding the sense of community and continuance intention in virtual communities: The role of commitment and type of community

2019

Virtual communities (VCs) have become essential in current organizations and society, and so their sustainability is a topic of interest for researchers and practitioners. We focus on the sense of virtual community (SoVC) and commitment as relevant antecedents in achieving the success and maintenance of different types of VCs (communities of interest, virtual learning communities, and virtual communities of practice). Specifically, this study examines a moderated mediation model in which the type of virtual community moderates the indirect effect of a SoVC on the intention to continue through the perceived commitment of the users of the VC. The sample consists of 299 members of Virtual comm…

sense of virtual communitycomunidades virtuales de aprendizajevirtual community participationSense of communityvirtual learning communitiesLibrary and Information SciencesRedes sociales en líneacompromisoparticipació comunitària virtualintenció de continuarcomunidades virtuales de prácticaXarxes socials en línia0502 economics and businessvirtual communities of practiceSociologysentit de comunitat virtualOnline social networksintención de continuarFocus (computing)comunitats virtuals d'aprenentatgecomunitats d'interèsbusiness.industrycommunities of interest05 social sciencescommitmentsentido de comunidad virtualGeneral Social Sciencesintention to continuecomunidades de interésparticipación comunitaria virtualPublic relationsComputer Science ApplicationscompromísSustainability050211 marketingContinuancebusinesscomunitats virtuals de pràcticaLaw050203 business & management
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