英文摘要 |
Interpersonal relationships and professional learning are important topics for college students. Many studies show that young people are quite addicted on social network sites. The trend of online social behavior has triggered young students’ dependence on social networks. Regardless of their learning or social life, social networks have become the main approach for students’ lives to communicate with each other. This study aims to understand whether the learning and life of college students have an impact on the use of social networks. We assume that students' learning effects and life satisfaction will lead students to escape from the stress of learning life which will affect students' motivation and behaviors of self-disclosure. This study recruited 222 college students and master students aged 18-25 years from different majors. The PLS-SEM model was used to analyze the causal model between learning effect and life satisfaction on motivation and self-disclosure. The results show that the use motivation for college students is influenced by learning effect and life satisfaction, and it significantly affects the self-disclosure behavior of social network sites. Life satisfaction also directly affects the self-disclosure. Although the learning effect has not confirmed the significant influence on self-disclosure, the intimacy, honesty, intention, and positiveness of the disclosure have an influential relationship. |