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題名:自我調節焦點對資訊來源與內容特徵不一致現象說服力之影響
作者:林柏齊
作者(外文):Bo-Chi Lin
校院名稱:臺灣大學
系所名稱:商學研究所
指導教授:張重昭
學位類別:博士
出版日期:2008
主題關鍵詞:自我調節焦點不一致說服情感認知推薦self-regulatory focusincongruitypersuasionaffectcognitionrecommendation
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消費者於購買產品時,經常徵詢外部資訊以幫助決策,包括根據代言人(資訊來源)的形象,以及對其推薦產品訊息(資訊內容)的理解。本研究將該資訊成分分成兩種特徵:情感基礎與認知基礎。一般而言,消費者習慣會將資訊來源與內容特徵之間進行連結,亦即個性偏向情感基礎(認知基礎)的代言人,應會提出情感取向(認知取向)的訊息。然而在某些情形下,資訊來源的類型與資訊內容的特徵之間仍會產生不一致。
本研究認為消費者的自我調節焦點,會影響該資訊來源與內容不一致現象的說服力――根據過去研究對自我調節焦點理論、以及不一致效果的發現,本研究發現促進焦點之消費者較易為來源與內容不一致現象所說服,進而對其所推薦之品牌有較佳的評估;相對地,來源與內容一致的情形對預防焦點之消費者的說服力較高。本研究包含對相關文獻之探討、假設建構、實驗設計、以及實驗結果分析與發現,最後並探討其理論與管理意涵、研究限制、與未來研究方向。
Consumers often make a purchase decision on the basis of extrinsic information, which consists of the endorser’s (information source’s) image and his or her recommendation (information content) of a product. This study differentiates both these information components between two characteristics: affect-based versus cognition-based. Consumers naturally connect the information source’s characteristics to those of the information contents; that is, a spokesperson with affect-based (cognition-based) personality should convey affective (cognitive) messages. However, these characteristics of the source and content may seem inconsistent in some cases.
This study proposes that consumers’ self-regulatory focus influences the persuasiveness of such a source–content incongruity. In line with prior research on self-regulatory focus theory and incongruity effects, the results find that while asking others for opinions to make a decision, compared with an information source–content congruity, promotion-focused consumers are more persuaded by the recommendations in an incongruity scenario. In contrast, a source–content congruity is more persuasive for prevention-focused consumers. This study provides literature reviews, theory developments, experiment design, and the analyses and results. Theoretical implications, managerial implications, limitations, and further research directions are also discussed.
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