英文摘要 |
Recently, social networking sites have begun providing commercial services and transiting themselves to become a social commerce platform (SCP). The aim of SCP is to influence consumers’ purchase decision making process through social influence. However, the role of social influence on social commerce is unclear. Moreover, little research discusses the different effects of social influences on social desire and commercial desire. Based on Model of Goal-Directed Behaviour and multiple routes for social influence perspective, the aim of this study is to investigate the influence of subjective norm and social identity on social desire and commercial desire, as well as explore the impact of those two different types of desire on Facebook users’ social commerce intention. The results of this research revealed that social subjective norm and social identity significantly increase Facebook users’ social desire. However, only commercial subjective norm could evoke Facebook users’ commercial desire, rather than social identity. The results also showed that compared to social desire, commercial desire has more significant influence on Facebook users’ commercial intention. Finally, the discussions and suggestions were also proposed. |