| 英文摘要 |
Facebook Live has become a popular channel for selling various products. Live streamers allow real-time interaction between buyers and sellers to attract consumers. However, this transaction process is not without challenges. Buyers sometimes fail to confirm transactions and do not pay for their order, increasing product costs at the seller end. Based on commitment theory, this study aims to understand whether customer commitments can inhibit failure to confirm intention. We also explore possible mechanisms that can enhance commitments. An analysis of 301 questionnaire responses indicates that normative and continuance commitments have a direct impact on intention, and affective commitment has a significant impact on normative and continuance commitments. Additionally, normative commitment is associated with explicit transaction rules and social influence. Affective commitment is associated with participation in the fans club and familiarity with the live streamers. Continuance commitment is associated with loss benefit. |