英文摘要 |
This study used crawler technology to capture reviews from Google Maps, and used sentiment analysis to understand the emotional state implicit in the text narrative. Then, we explored the relationship between the data captured by the Google Maps online reviews and the evaluations recognized by consumers. After confirming the influence of online reviews on consumers’ purchase intentions, we explored the mediating effect of consumers’ cognitive evaluation in the relationships of online reviews on purchase intentions. There were 32 postpartum nursing care centers explored their online reviews in this study. Each postpartum nursing care center was assigned approximately 10 potential consumers to complete the questionnaire (consumers’ cognitive evaluation and purchase intentions), and a total of 307 potential consumers participated in the study. Correlation and Hierarchical regression analysis were used to identify the relationships between online reviews, the evaluations recognized by consumers, and purchase intentions. The results showed that online reviews has positively influence on purchase intentions. Consumers’ cognitive evaluation plays a mediator in the relationship between online reviews and purchase intentions. Online reviews are based on the extensive opinions of consumers. Consumer perception evaluation data collected by the questionnaire, which is the subjective opinion of the participants. This study used different data collection methods to examine the relationship between variables, provides empirical evidence between online reviews and consumers' subjective perceptions, and enriches the literature on online reviews. |