英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this research is to apply the conceptions of the elaboration likelihood model and the heuristic-systematic model to explore the interaction effects of regulatory focus and dual process valence on persuasion. Another purpose is to examine the moderating effect of self-view on the relations between regulatory focus and dual process valence. This study employs two experimental studies to test four hypotheses.In the first study, results demonstrate that consumers experienced stronger persuasion effects when promotion focus and heuristic information match, and prevention focus and systematic information match. In the second study, the results indicate that, regardless of regulatory focus type, individuals with an accessible independent self-view are persuaded more easily by heuristic information. In contrast, individuals with interdependent self-views are persuaded more easily by systematic information. |