Document Type
Article
Abstract
This study has proposed and empirically tested a social network (SN) Web site acceptance model that incorporates social influence, social motives and technology acceptance factors. The three processes of social influence: compliance, identification and internalization are used to explain the causal antecedents of social motives, technology acceptance factors and intention. An online survey generates 274 usable responses. The results indicate that social influence has positive effects on intention, social motives, and perceived usefulness and enjoyment through compliance, identification and internalization respectively. The two social motives: sociability and status play a significant role in the proposed model.
Recommended Citation
Li, David C., "Acceptance of Social Network Web Sites the Effects of Social Influence" (2010). ICEB 2010 Proceedings (Shanghai, China). 26.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/iceb2010/26