英文摘要 |
On-line game becomes a popular activity in peoples' leisure time. In this research, we adopt the Push-Pull-Mooring Theory (PPM Theory) which analyzes human migration behavior according to Human Geography to understand why people switch from an old on-line game to a new one. An empirical survey was conducted to collect data from 552 on-line game players and then analyze the data based on the Structural Equation Modeling technique. The results indicated the PPM Theory can be extended to explain the switching behavior of the on-line game players. The pull variables have the larger influence on the switching intention of the on-line game players than the push variables and the mooring effort. However, the mooring effort can only moderate the pull variables but can not affect the push variables directly. Finally, this study discusses the implication for further research and offers the recommendation for managers of on-line game providers. |