营销科学学报 ›› 2015, Vol. 11 ›› Issue (1): 133-151.

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你摸过,我放心!在线评论中触觉线索对消费者购买意愿的影响研究

黄静,郭昱琅,王诚,颜垒   

  1. 黄静,武汉大学经济与管理学院,教授,博士生导师,电子邮箱:huangjing877@whu.edu.cn。
    郭昱琅,武汉大学经济与管理学院,博士生,电子邮箱:gyl93@163.com。
    王诚,武汉大学经济与管理学院,博士生,电子邮箱:365999755@qq.com。
    颜垒,武汉大学经济与管理学院,博士生,电子邮箱:santiagochales@163.com。
  • 出版日期:2015-03-01 发布日期:2015-05-07

You Touched It and I ’m Relieved!The Effect of Online Review’s Tactile Cues on Consumer’s Purchase Intention

Huang Jing, Guo Yulang, Wang Cheng, Yan Lei   

  1. Economics and Management School of Wuhan University
  • Online:2015-03-01 Published:2015-05-07

摘要:

本文通过四个实证分析就在线评论中触觉线索对消费者购买意愿的影响进行了探索性研究。研究1利用淘宝平台的二手数据发现了评论中触觉线索会显著影响消费者对该评论的感知有用性;研究2进一步通 过实验的方式发现评论中触觉线索能显著影响消费者的购买意愿,其中正面触觉线索会显著提高消费者的购买意愿而负面触觉线索则会显著降低消费者的购买意愿;研究3聚焦不同类型触觉线索的应用,通过实验数据表明,搜索品中,消费者的购买意愿更容易受到整体触觉线索评论的影响,而体验品中,消费者更容易受到具体触觉线索评论的影响,并分别验证了结果模拟和过程模拟的中介作用;最后研究4探讨了上述效应的边界,发现时间距离会通过改变消费者认知重心的方式来扰乱这种效应的发生。

关键词: 触觉线索, 产品类型, 时间距离, 购买意愿

Abstract:

Based on 4 empirical study, the authors examine the role of online review’s tactile cues in consumer’s purchase intention. Specially, by analyzing the data from taobao, study 1 found that online review’s tactile cues can significantly affect the consumer’s perception of review usefulness; Study 2 further indicated participants in positive online review’s tactile cues group(vs no tactile cues group) report significant higher scores in purchase intention and participants in negative online review’s tactile cues group(vs no tactile cues group) report significant lower scores in purchase intention; The authors focus 2 types of tactile cues in study 3 and find that holistic tactile cues is more effective than concrete tactile cues in increasing purchase intention under search product and concrete tactile cues is more effective than holistic tactile cues in increasing purchase intention under experience product; In study 4,the authors further explore the boundary condition of these effect and predict that temporal distance can disturb the effect by shift consumer’s nature focus.

Key words: tactile cues, product type, temporal distance, purchase intention