朋友圈为何设置三天可见？——短暂内容分享的影响因素与后效
Why Is the WeChat Moments Set to Be Visible for Three Days?—The Antecedent and Consequences of Ephemeral Content Sharing
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2020.103039, PDF,    国家社会科学基金支持
作者: 张尚贤, 支愧云, 黄惠珍：重庆大学公共管理学院，重庆
关键词: 短暂内容分享；网络社会支持；网络人际信任；Sharing Ephemeral Content； Online Social Support； Online Interpersonal Trust
摘要: 短暂内容分享是指社交媒体用户在社交网站中发布文本、图片和视频等信息，并将这些信息设置为在短暂的时间内显示。本文从心理学的角度出发，通过回顾国内外短暂内容分享的相关研究，发现用户短暂内容分享的影响因素包括：认知评估、网络人际信任、情绪唤醒、人格。短暂内容分享会对用户的情绪效价、网络社会支持、友谊质量产生影响。未来学者可以对短暂内容分享的维度划分、问卷编制、使用频率和内容对用户和受众的双向影响等方面进行研究。
Abstract: According to the definition of short-lived content abroad and the characteristics of the three-day circle of friends, this article defines sharing ephemeral content as social media users posting in-formation such as text, pictures and videos on social networking sites, and setting this information to display in a short time. From the perspective of psychology, this paper reviews the related re-search on sharing ephemeral content at home and abroad, and finds that factors affecting user sharing ephemeral content include cognitive assessment, online interpersonal trust, emotional arousal, and personality. Sharing ephemeral content will have an impact on users' emotional va-lence, online social support, and friendship quality. We propose several directions for future re-search, including the dimensions of sharing ephemeral content, questionnaires, impact on users and audiences by intensity and content of sharing ephemeral content.
文章引用：张尚贤, 支愧云, 黄惠珍 (2020). 朋友圈为何设置三天可见？——短暂内容分享的影响因素与后效. 心理学进展, 10(3), 303-309. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2020.103039

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