英文摘要 |
The popularity of mobile reality has brought challenges to firms about how to enhance consumers’virtual experience. This study aims to investigate immersion effects of mobile virtual cloth try-on app on consumers’responses via spatial-, social-, and self-presence in fast-fashion industry. It also examines personality differences: narcissism and sensation seeking. The results demonstrate that immersion positively affects spatial-, social-, and self-presence, leading to an in close of consumer-brand relationships and purchase intention. Compared to the low level of narcissism, the high level of narcissism is more able to strengthen impacts of immersion on tele- and self-presence, and weaken impacts of social-presence on consumer-brand relationships. This study extends the theories of immersion and presence to mobile augmented reality app. It classifies effect of different kinds of presence on consumers, and offers impacts of personality differences. |