Publikation: How Differential Dimensions of Social Media Overload Influences Young People’s Fatigue and Negative Coping during Prolonged COVID-19 Pandemic? : Insights from a Technostress Perspective
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Although social networking sites have emerged as the primary source of information for young people, there is a dearth of knowledge concerning the underlying associations between differential aspects of social media overload and whether social media overload ultimately influenced people’s negative coping strategies during the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic. In order to fill this gap in existing knowledge, the current research employed the stressor–strain–outcome (SSO) theoretical paradigm to explicate social media fatigue and negative coping strategies from a technostress perspective. The study used cross-sectional methodology, whereby 618 valid questionnaire responses were gathered from WeChat users to assess the conceptual model. The obtained outcomes demonstrated that information overload and communication overload positively impacted young people’s fatigue. Furthermore, these two patterns of perceived overload heighten social media fatigue, which ultimately leads to young people’s negative coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. These findings would extend the present social media fatigue and technical stress literature by identifying the value of the SSO theoretical approach in interpreting young people’s negative coping phenomena in the post-pandemic time.
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PANG, Hua, Min JI, Xiang HU, 2023. How Differential Dimensions of Social Media Overload Influences Young People’s Fatigue and Negative Coping during Prolonged COVID-19 Pandemic? : Insights from a Technostress Perspective. In: Healthcare. MDPI. 2023, 11(1), 6. eISSN 2227-9032. Available under: doi: 10.3390/healthcare11010006BibTex
@article{Pang2023Diffe-66481, year={2023}, doi={10.3390/healthcare11010006}, title={How Differential Dimensions of Social Media Overload Influences Young People’s Fatigue and Negative Coping during Prolonged COVID-19 Pandemic? : Insights from a Technostress Perspective}, number={1}, volume={11}, journal={Healthcare}, author={Pang, Hua and Ji, Min and Hu, Xiang}, note={Article Number: 6} }
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