Smeerolie en/of lijm?

IF 0.3 4区 文学 Q4 COMMUNICATION
Nanny Kuijsters, J. Goedee, R. Leenders
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Abstract

Although almost every voluntary sports club (VSC) in the Netherlands facilitates one or more social network sites (SNSs), the impact on attitude and behaviour of members is under researched. Our study aims to examine whether members’ use of organizational social network sites of their sports clubs (ClubSNS use) is a mediating factor for (1) supporting the sports club, and (2) continuing membership. Building on research among runners, we conducted a conceptual replication study of Mahan III, Seo, Jordan and Funk (2015). Results from a survey among members of voluntary sports clubs (n = 1009) revealed that ClubSNS use was a mediator to supportive and loyal membership. This research demonstrates the theoretical potential of organizational SNSs for activating and retaining members. Furthermore, practical implications and suggestions for further research are discussed.
润滑油和/或胶水?
尽管荷兰几乎每个志愿体育俱乐部都为一个或多个社交网站提供便利,但对会员态度和行为的影响研究不足。我们的研究旨在检验会员对其体育俱乐部组织社交网站的使用(俱乐部社交网站使用)是否是(1)支持体育俱乐部和(2)继续成为会员的中介因素。在对跑步者进行研究的基础上,我们对Mahan III、Seo、Jordan和Funk(2015)进行了概念复制研究。一项针对志愿体育俱乐部成员(n=1009)的调查结果显示,俱乐部社交网络的使用是支持和忠诚会员的中介。本研究展示了组织SNS在激活和留住成员方面的理论潜力。此外,还讨论了进一步研究的实际意义和建议。
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