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Xinzhou Xie1, Yanjun Lin2, Qiyu Bai1
1School of New Media, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China.
Abstract:
With the rapid development of short-form videos, more and more people have gained a deep understanding of the functional value of short-form videos. Based on structuration theory, this paper explores the reasons why users use short-form videos. The authors conducted a questionnaire survey on 2613 Chinese short video users, and found that bridging social capital played a mediating role between users' perceived functional value of short-form videos and their use of short-form videos. In addition, internet self-efficacy played a moderating role. This finding not only enhances our understanding of the value of short-form videos and users' relational needs, but also highlights the crucial role of self-efficacy in users' engagement with this new medium.
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