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第三方产品评论信息结构对其再传播意愿的影响

胡常春1,宁昌会2   

  1. 1.湖北工业大学 经济与管理学院,武汉 430068; 2.中南财经政法大学 工商管理学院,武汉 430073
  • 收稿日期:2016-09-23 出版日期:2017-05-25
  • 作者简介:胡常春(1976-),男,武汉人,湖北工业大学经济与管理学院讲师,管理学博士,研究方向:消费者行为;宁昌会(1964-),男,湖北松滋人,中南财经政法大学教授,博士生导师,管理学博士,研究方向:消费者行为。
  • 基金资助:
    国家社科基金项目“成分品牌理论模型及产业链效应研究”,项目编号:12BGL055

The Impact of Third-party Reviews Information Structure on Its Passing-along Intentions HU Chang-chun1, NING Chang-hui2

HU Chang-chun1, NING Chang-hui2   

  1. 1. School of Economics and Management, Hubei University of Technology, Wuhan 430068, China; 2. School of Business Administration, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan 430073, China
  • Received:2016-09-23 Online:2017-05-25

摘要: 第三方产品评论(TPRs)对企业新产品信息扩散有着重要的意义,TPRs是否有效传播,也决定了新产品是否能迅速占领市场。基于理性行为理论和技术接受模型,本文考察TPRs类型、TPRs效价和跟随的消费者网络评论(ORs)与TPRs评论效价一致性等三个维度,对信息受众再传播TPRs意愿的影响效应。研究结果显示,上述三个维度均能显著影响信息受众再传播意愿,但它们的影响强度有所差异,三者影响强度大小顺序为:TPRs类型>TPRs效价>跟随的ORs与TPRs效价的一致性,同时还发现推荐型(混合型、跟随的ORs与TPRs效价一致)比描述型(全正型、跟随的ORs与TPRs效价矛盾)对再传播意愿的影响更大。

关键词: 第三方产品评论, 网络评论, 信息结构, 再传播意愿

Abstract: Third-party Reviews(TPRs) are of great significance to the diffusion of new product information. Whether TPRs are effectively disseminated determines whether the new products can quickly occupy market. Based on Theory of Reasoned Action(TRA) and Technology Acceptance Model(TAM), this paper investigates the impact of three dimensions of TPRs(types, valences and consistency of valences between TPRs and Online Reviews(ORs) following TPRs) on Passing-along intentions(PAIs). The results show that: these dimensions have significant impact on consumers′ PAIs, while they have different effect intensities: the total effect of types of TPRs on PAIs is the strongest, and the total effect of consistency of valences between ORs and TPRs on PAIs is the weakest; the influence of recommendation format(mixing valences, consistency of valences between ORs and TPRs) of TPRs on PAIs is bigger than description format(total positive,contradiction of valences between ORs and TPRs) of TPRs.

Key words: third-party reviews(TPRs), online reviews(ORs), information structure, passing-along intentions(PAIs