THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR DURING THE COVID-19

B. Al Kurdi, M. Alshurideh, Hevron Alshurideh, Ali A. Alzoubi
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Web-based media is the super medium which is used for correspondence during the Covid pandemic. The assessment drove intends to fill the opening of composing related to online media use during the Covid pandemic. This assessment targets uncovering the effects of online media use in a couple of estimations during lockdown(s). The audit hopes to address the assessment question of: Are the effects of electronic media use special comparable to normal events? Disclosures include that customers have more information about Covid, and they finish continuous information electronic media, which shows the shift towards automated medium. Revelations furthermore show that customers are familiar fake information, and they follow official sources. This assessment shows that respondents' electronic media use during Covid isn't as old as be normal events as a run of the mill reason triggers this, perseverance. Before the Covid pandemic, most of electronic media shares took after a dream or an amazing urge that may cause anxiety in others. During the pandemic, people are in lockdown and proposition practically identical opinions and adhere to tantamount individual lead guidelines. As there is a regular explanation and fight through customers, mental flourishing isn't affected unfavorably.
COVID-19期间社交媒体对客户行为的影响
网络媒体是Covid大流行期间用于通信的超级媒体。此次评估旨在填补新冠疫情期间在线媒体使用相关作曲的空白。此评估的目标是在封锁期间的几个估计中揭示在线媒体使用的影响。审计希望解决以下评估问题:电子媒体使用的影响是否与正常事件特别可比?披露的信息包括,客户对新冠病毒的信息更多了,他们完成了连续的信息电子媒体,这表明了向自动化媒体的转变。进一步披露表明,客户对虚假信息很熟悉,他们会遵循官方消息来源。这一评估表明,受访者在Covid期间使用电子媒体的时间并不像正常事件那么长,因为引发这种情况的是一种普通的原因,即坚持不懈。在新冠肺炎大流行之前,大多数电子媒体股票都是在一个梦或一种可能引起他人焦虑的惊人冲动之后出现的。在大流行期间,人们被封锁,提出几乎相同的意见,并遵守相同的个人指导方针。由于有定期的解释和与客户的斗争,心理健康不会受到不利影响。
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