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This document discusses a social influence model of consumer participation in virtual communities. It analyzes how individual motives, social influences from groups, and group norms can impact participation levels. Small group-based communities see stronger impacts from maintaining social connections and identity, while network-based communities are impacted more by self-discovery values. Community managers should focus on understanding how value perceptions, social identity, group norms, and agreement levels influence participation.
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