Example studies using enabler/inhibitor model in discontinuation intention
| Source | Enablers | Inhibitors | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bian et al. (2020) | security threats, system compatibility | System support cost, system reliability | Organizational technology |
| Cao et al. (2021) | Fatigue (information overload, system feature overload, social overload) | Emotional attachment (autonomy, relatedness, competence) | SNS market |
| Maier et al. (2015) | SNS-stress (complexity, uncertainty, invasion, disclosure, pattern, social overload) | Switching stress (Transition costs, sun costs, replacement overload) | |
| Turel (2015) | Guilt, self-efficacy to discontinue | Habit of using the site, satisfaction with the site | |
| Wang et al. (2020) | Invasion of privacy, social overload | Social media habit, sunk costs and affective commitment |
| Source | Enablers | Inhibitors | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| security threats, system compatibility | System support cost, system reliability | Organizational technology | |
| Fatigue (information overload, system feature overload, social overload) | Emotional attachment (autonomy, relatedness, competence) | SNS market | |
| SNS-stress (complexity, uncertainty, invasion, disclosure, pattern, social overload) | Switching stress (Transition costs, sun costs, replacement overload) | ||
| Guilt, self-efficacy to discontinue | Habit of using the site, satisfaction with the site | ||
| Invasion of privacy, social overload | Social media habit, sunk costs and affective commitment |
Note(s): SNS = Social networking sites
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