| 英文摘要 |
This study explored the conceptualization and categorization of online community product experiences, providing a comparison of their effects in the context of different online shopping situations (OSSs). Through convenience sampling, questionnaires were administered to university students in Taiwan who were or had been users of Facebook or Instagram. Studies 1 and 2 had 265 and 1,125 participants, respectively. Study 1 revealed that of the eight types of online community product experiences, high psychological distance virtual community product experience (PD-VCPE) and low psychological distance mobile community product experience (PD-MCPE) exhibited the strongest persuasive effects (i.e., a stronger brand attitude, lower perceived risk, and higher purchase intention than the other types). Study 2 indicated that combining high PD-VCPE with high psychological distance online shopping situations (PD-OSSs) led to stronger persuasive effects; combining low PD-MCPE with low PD-OSSs also produced greater persuasive effects. Moreover, low susceptibility to interpersonal information influence or high computer-mediated communication apprehension offset the positive persuasive effects of the aforementioned combinations. |