英文摘要 |
"Smart handheld devices and mobile network technologies have matured. Because of their convenience, entertainment, and interactivity, various forms of live streaming platforms have grown rapidly. The competition among operators is fierce as various platforms aim to keep users on live streams. The length of time can explain the user's degree of dependence on the platform and can more accurately understand the user's continuous attention behavior. Therefore, the purpose of this research is to apply the UTAUT model to explore the continuous attention behavior of users using live streaming platforms from the viewpoint of stickiness.This study adopted the sample questionnaire for users who had experience using livestreaming platforms to explore whether the performance expectations, effort expectations, and facilitating conditions of the live streaming platforms affect users' willingness to pay attention and continuous attention behavior; at the same time, the continuous attention behavior was explained from the viewpoint of stickiness. A total of 354 questionnaires were collected. Invalid questionnaires were checked and eliminated. There were 325 valid questionnaires, with a recovery rate of 91.8%.This results show that performance expectations and effort expectations positively affect users' willingness to pay attention to live streaming platforms; facilitating conditions and willingness to follow positively affect users' continuous attention behavior, that is, stickiness. Therefore, it is recommended that the live streaming platform industry can provide online multi-person chat, historical video reviews, contributions today or this week, gifts for streamers, etc. These approaches can simplify sharing and invitation methods, so that more common topics among peers. Moreover, cross-industry cooperation could create more changes and attract users to stay for a long time." |