Expressing Burnout: A Study on Factors Influencing Internet Expression Intentions from a Demand-Oriented Perspective

Authors

  • Ziyu Zhou School of Management, Chengdu University Of Information Technology, China

Keywords:

Expressive Fatigue, Orientation Needs, Information Fatigue, Internet Expression Willingness, Public Opinion Structure

Abstract

This study aims to explore the phenomenon of internet expression fatigue and its influencing factors. Adopting a demand-oriented perspective, it focuses on the effects of age, gender, and online duration on expression willingness and fatigue. Through questionnaire surveys and interviews, the research analyzes sample characteristics and data structures while examining correlations among different variables. The findings not only deepen understanding of online expression behavior but also provide practical insights for optimizing social platform design and enhancing user experience.

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Published

2026-10-29

How to Cite

Zhou, Z. (2026). Expressing Burnout: A Study on Factors Influencing Internet Expression Intentions from a Demand-Oriented Perspective. Communication & Education Review, 7(2), 24–38. Retrieved from https://masonpublish.org/index.php/the-communication-education-revi/article/view/616

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