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Research on the Mechanism of the Availability of Livestream Pet-raising Applications on User Persistence
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Abstract
The concept of availability originated from perceptual psychology, which provides an important cognitive perspective for understanding the relationship between humans and technology, and emphasizes the relationship attributes between humans (or animals) and technology (or environment). This paper uses the Street Cat application as a case study to investigate the impact of live streaming pet-raising apps on users' sustained usage. It concludes that these apps can offer users a sense of self-worth, opportunities for interaction with the platform, and a real-time experience. The availability of the platform not only provides users with immersive features but also satisfies their empathy for content. The availability of this type of APP has influenced the mechanisms of sustained user use in the development of new media, elevating positive interactive platforms to a new level and providing new directions for media psychology.
Keywords
Availability, User persistence, Psychological arousal, Perceptual psychology, Usage and satisfaction theory
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Gao,Z. (2024). Research on the Mechanism of the Availability of Livestream Pet-raising Applications on User Persistence. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,63,25-29.
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