| 英文摘要 |
With the development and application of the Internet, audiences could only interact with text, pictures, and video. You can’t fully present what you’re trying to convey. Live broadcasting provides a new channel to free interaction between individuals and audiences. Different from traditional media websites, the communication between live broadcasting and audience makes people feel more interactive and humanized. How to make audience get close to the reality through virtual channels, gradually shorten the distance between the live broadcasting and the audience, and thus affect the audience’s positive identification and continuous viewing intention of the live broadcasting are important issues for academics and practices. Therefore, this present research tries to understand the factors that affecting audiences’continuance intentions to watch live broadcasts. Based on para-social presence and social identity theory as the theoretical framework, the study explores whether the live broadcasting can make the audience understand the live broadcasting content more directly and deeply, so as to reduce the audience’s cognitive errors and improve the audience’s continuous watching intention. The subjects of this study were those who had watched live broadcasting. Samples were collected through questionnaire survey. Structural equation modeling were used to test the validity of the framework and hypothesis of this study. The results of this study showed that the“sense of understanding”,“Positivity”,“involvement”, and“dominance”in para-social presence have positive direct effects on live streamer identity and/or group identity, then influencing continuous watching intentions. Therefore, when live streamers design live broadcasting content, they must think of the perspective of the audience, and meet their demands. The live streamers can continue to attract audiences’curiosity and participation to achieve the goals of Internet marketing. |