Design aesthetics in predominantly-utilitarian versus predominantly-hedonic services: the “what is beautiful is good” and “Ulysses” effects
Design aesthetics in predominantly-utilitarian versus predominantly-hedonic services: the “what is beautiful is good” and “Ulysses” effects
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以功利主义为主与以享乐主义为主的服务中的设计美学:“美的就是好的”和“尤利西斯”效应
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
Nizar Souiden
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作者:
W. Chaouali;Nizar Souiden
ABSTRACT This study is the first that uses quadratic effects to explore when design aesthetics can generate the opposite effect. It complements the “what is beautiful is good” effect by introducing the “Ulysses” effect (newly introduced effect). Mobile banking and mobile gaming are selected as predominantly-utilitarian and predominantly-hedonic services, respectively. Using online questionnaires, data are collected in France. SmartPLS is used. The results show that, in a predominantly-utilitarian service, the relationship between design aesthetics and intention is an inverted U-shaped curve. However, in a predominantly-hedonic service context, the relationship between design aesthetics and intention is rather linear ascending.