英文摘要 |
This study is to explore the effect of regulatory fit (unfit) on advertising between different message statements and different goal-oriented consumers. This study had two experiments: Experiment 1 investigated the positive and negative messages for the goal-oriented consumers that have a fit, further influence consumers’ attitude and purchased intention. Experiment 2 explored the maximum and minimum information statements for the goal-oriented consumers had a fit, further influence consumers’ attitude and purchased intention and to explore the extent of involvement as a moderator in the research, for the effectiveness of attitude. In experiment 1, the result showed that the fit group (promotion/positive vs. prevention/negative) has higher advertising attitude and purchasing intention than the unfit group (promotion/negative vs. prevention/positive). After joining the moderator-product involvement, the result showed that in high involvement, it has more positive effects on subjects who fits ; it has more negative effects on subjects who unfits. In experiment 2, it showed that the fit group (promotion/maximum vs. prevention/minimum) has higher advertising attitude and purchasing intention than the unfit group (promotion/minimum vs. prevention/maximum). After joining the moderator-product involvement, the result showed that in high involvement, it has more positive effects on subjects who fits ; it has more negative effects on subjects who unfits. |