中文摘要 |
Recently, many mobile applications with augmented reality are emerging and launching. When facing various choices. Consumers usually turns to search answers on the Internet. However, it is easier to be affected by online information. A phenomenon called conforming behavior happens when people refer to others' opinion and imitate their actions during making a decision. With the intense competition in the mobile application market and the rising of augmented reality, it is important and worthy to examine the consumer behavior for APP marketers and developers. This study aims to find out the variables affected conforming behavior on the intention of downloading mobile applications with AR features. This study constructed a research model with three variables: online reviews, social media activities, and non-commercial recommendations, to explain conforming behavior and identify the antecedents of the intention of downloading mobile APPs from the perspective of consumers. The proposed model empirically evaluate an online survey of 362 questionnaires and use structural equation modeling (SEM) to reach the research goal. The results indicate that online reviews, non-commercial recommendations, and social media activities have a positive effect on consumers' attitude. Further, non-commercial recommendations and social media activities could affect perceived value positively as well. However, the findings imply that conforming behavior does not have a significant influence on behavioral intention in AR APPs downloads. This study finally concludes suggestions and implications for AR APPs marketing strategies. |