营销科学学报 ›› 2011, Vol. 7 ›› Issue (1): 1-14.

• 论文 •    下一篇

决策中断对消费者自我控制的影响

郑毓煌,董春艳   

  1. 郑毓煌,清华大学经济管理学院副教授,E-mail:zhengyh@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn
    董春艳,东北财经大学工商管理学院博士研究生,E-mail:dongchunyan_yan@163.com
  • 出版日期:2011-03-01 发布日期:2013-04-16
  • 基金资助:

    真诚感谢匿名评审专家对本文的改进和完善所提供的建设性意见。本研究受到国家自然科学基金(70972027)和教育部哲学社会科学研究重大课题攻关项目基金(08JZD0019)的资助。

The Impact of Decision Interruption on Consumer Self-Control

Zheng Yuhuang, Dong Chunyan   

  1. Zheng Yuhuang, School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University
    Dong Chunyan, School of Business and Administration, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics
  • Online:2011-03-01 Published:2013-04-16

摘要:

消费者在日常生活中经常面临着一个该选择享乐品还是实用品的自我控制两难选择。通过一系列实验,本研究发现决策中断会显著提高消费者选择享乐品的可能性:实验一显示,相对于努力或者对照组,决策中断显著提高了消费者选择享乐品的可能性;实验二显示,上述决策中断对消费者选择享乐品可能性的正向作用受到消费者对于所选择的享乐品和实用品之间的个人感知冲突的调节作用;实验三显示,在购买情况下,上述决策中断对消费者选择享乐品可能性的正向作用则被消除。本文最后讨论了研究结果的理论贡献和实际意义。

关键词: 决策中断, 自我控制, 享乐品, 实用品

Abstract:

People often face a self-control choice dilemma between hedonic and utilitarian products. Through a series of experiments, this research finds that decision interruption can significantly increase the choice likelihood of hedonic products (over utilitarian products) when consumers face a self-control choice dilemma: Study 1 finds that compared to participants in the effort condition or control condition, those in the decision interruption condition have a higher likelihood choosing hedonic over utilitarian products; Study 2 shows that the above positive effect of decision interruption on choice likelihood of hedonic over utilitarian alternatives is moderated by individuals’ perceived conflict between hedonic and utilitarian choice alternatives; Study 3 further tests the theoretical conceptualization by showing that the above positive effect of decision interruption on choice likelihood of hedonic over utilitarian alternatives is eliminated when consumers need to make such a choice under purchase condition. Finally, theoretical and practical contributions are discussed.

Key words: Decision Interruption, Self-Control, Hedonic Products, Utilitarian Products