英文摘要 |
This research focuses on the visual perspective of products in online advertisements, and considers product prominence and self-construal as moderators to explore their impact on consumers’purchase intention. The results showed that the use of first-person and compound perspectives can improve the purchase intention when product prominence was low or consumers were with independent self-construal. However, when the product prominence was high or consumers were with dependent self-construal, the use of third-person and compound perspectives can improve the purchase intention. Both the interaction of visual perspective and product prominence, and the interaction of visual perspective and self-construal on purchase intention were mediated by perceived consistency respectively. |