英文摘要 |
In recent years, because of the influence of sweeping social, economic, and technical changes, sex roles and sex stereotypes have changed dramatically. Relationship between gender orientation of product and consumer’s gender is becoming indefinite. Product with gendered form might not only attract gender-congruent groups. There might be potential consumers with incongruent gender, but congruent gender schema to the product. On the other hand, except the effect of product preference, the influence called mental-distance that between consumer and product might affect consumer’s choice. The relationship of mental-distance and product preference is also one of the researching directions. This research uses Sex Role Scales to divide 170 subjects into 2(gender) × 4(gender schema) =8 groups, and uses Stratified Random Sampling Method to select 68 subjects for joining the Preference and Mental-Distance Test for gendered-product. Bivariance Correlation Analysis, T-Test, ANOVA Analysis, and LSD Multiple Comparisons would be used to analyze the research data. Research result shows: (1) Reverse correlation existed between product preference and mental-distance. In other words, product with familiar image to self-image would make people intimate and raise preference for the product easily. (2) Correlations between product preference and mental-distance are different because of different sex roles. (3) Research builds the relationship between gender and gendered-product, concluding the result into relationship charts. Based on gender schema theory, research revises the dilemmas of gender stereotype design, provides designers a guideline for the gender orientation of product form. |