| 英文摘要 |
This study examined the effect of hellish gag meme characteristics and social media engagement behavior, and further explored the moderating effect of aggressive humor and moral philosophy. A 2 x 2 x 2 within-subject experimental design was implemented with 497 Instagram users as subjects. The research found that: 1. Hellish gag meme characteristics have no significant impact on social media engagement behavior of community users. 2. Hellish gag meme characteristics and aggressive humor have an interactive effect on the social media engagement behavior of community users, and hellish gags / low aggressive humor users is significantly lower than that of non-hellish gags / low aggressive humor. 3. Hellish gags meme characteristics and moral philosophy have an interactive effect on social media behavior of community users, and hellish gags / high moral philosophy is significantly lower than that of non-hellish gags / high moral philosophy. 4. There is a third-order interaction between hellish gag meme characteristics, aggressive humor, and moral philosophy. In the case of hellish gags / high aggressive humor /low moral philosophy, the results are reversed, causing community users to have higher engagement behavior. It finds that without considering personality traits and values, the characteristics of hellish gag memes do not impact community engagement behavior. Only by differentiating personality traits and values do the characteristics of hellish gag memes affect social media users with different personality traits and values. Therefore, businesses or digital creators should consider the personality tendencies of their target audience when incorporating hellish gag elements into meme creation to enhance community engagement behavior. |