英文摘要 |
This study investigates flow state and immediacy factors, which influence perceived values (utilitarian, hedonic, and social values), and then affect users' purchase intention in live video streaming shopping (LVSS). This study utilizes quota sampling to collect 450 samples, from 225 PChome Live users in Taiwan (Taiwan) and 225 Taobao Live users in Fujian (China) to investigate the effect of two types of nations on purchase intention using structural equation modeling analysis. Empirical results of the two paths indicate that flow state positively affects social values (first path) and hedonic values (second path) which, in turn, both positively influence purchase intention. The flow state's influence on social and hedonic values is significantly higher than the immediacy's influence. A theoretical mechanism is constructed based on social presence theory, which can be employed as a theoretical lens in proposing effective social media strategies and describing LVSS behavior. This work also contributes to explain more on the role of social values. |