MODEL
Four Dimensional Model
ISTO; Individual, Social,
Technological and
Organisational
TITLE
Four
Dimensional
Model: model:
a literature
review on
reasons behind
lurking
behavior
AUTHOR
Nguyen, TM
JOURNAL
Journal of
Information
and
Knowledge
Management
Systems
DATE
2020
Is it DOABLE?
COMPLICATED?
Incorporating extrinsic
and intrinsic motivation,
as well as intracommunity factors.
Extrinsic: Reputation &
Reciprocity
Intrinsic: Enjoyment in
helping others &
Knowledge Self-Efficacy
Intra Community:
Perceived Moderators
Enthusiasm, Offline
Activities and
Enjoyability
Pedagogical Lurking
Knowledge
sharing
interest
Knowledge
sharing
interest online
communities:
A comparison
of posters and
lurkers
Hui-Min Lai
Tsung Teng
Chen
Computers in
Human
Behavior
2014
Had written to HuiMin to seek permission
to use his model. He
has NO objection.
MODEL LOOKS
INTERESTING
Pedagogical
Lurking:
Student
engagement in
non-posting
discussion
behavior
Vanessa Paz
Dennen
Computers
in Human
Behavior
2007
TO CONSIDER
Dennen had provided
sample of her
questionnaire
administred
Shedding
light on
lurkers in
online
communities
Nonnecke
and Preece
Conference
Proceedings
1999
UNDECIDED
The top five
reasons for
lurking:
improving
community
experiences
for everyone
Preece,
Nonnecke,
and
Andrews
Computers
in Human
Behavior
2004
UNDECIDED
Temporary – situational
Temporary – topical
Temporary – peripheral
Permanent
Legitimate Peripheral
Participation
Study of 13 Factors
narrowed to 5 broad
categories:
Personal and Emotional
Perceived Value
Community
Privacy
Security
5 Factors that impacted
Lurking and Participation
Software Usability
The necessity of posting
Being helpful by not posting
Insufficient information
about the group
Group
Dynamics/community fit for
personal needs
4 categories
Environmental
Personal
Individual-Group
Relationships
Privacy and Security
Understanding
lurkers in
online
communities:
A literature
review
Sun, Rau,
and Ma
Computers
in Human
Behavior
2004
UNDECIDED