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Making algorithmic app use a virtuous cycle: Influence of user gratification and fatigue on algorithmic app dependence
PsychologyHumanities and Social Sciences Communications

Making algorithmic app use a virtuous cycle: Influence of user gratification and fatigue on algorithmic app dependence

R. Qiao, C. Liu, et al.

This research was conducted by Rui Qiao, Cong Liu, and Jun Xu. It links uses and gratifications of algorithmic recommendation apps to user dependence and highlights fatigue as a key mediator. Based on 354 online surveys, results show app use and information, entertainment and expression gratifications increase dependence, but fatigue differentially mediates—entertainment raises fatigue and reduces dependence, while expression lowers fatigue and increases dependence.... show more
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