Me, we, and them. A context-sensitive model of social and vicarious consumer animosity
我、我们、还有他们。
基本信息
- 批准号:411039907
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2018-12-31 至 2022-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Research on consumer animosity indicates that consumers reject specific products or services due to their animosity towards the country of origin. The current body of literature employed an individual-centered perspective and explored the antecedents, moderators, and behavioral consequences of the animosity effect. However, it is surprising that the extant research has solely focused on individual determinants, as consumer animosity is a social phenomenon. The present proposal claims that it is necessary to consider the social context and cross-cultural differences to understand the individual animosity decision more effectively and to avoid harmful implications for societies and their interrelated economies. The proposal further recommends extending the overly simplified duopoly animosity models (animosity of country A towards target country B) to a more complete network-based approach. Such an approach takes into account direct and indirect spill-over effects to other actors in the network. The proposed project will empirically test the suggested context-sensitive model of consumer animosity using a multi-method approach to explore cross-national differences as well as the mechanisms, temporal variations, and spill-over effects in social animosity. The proposal strives to answer four research questions. First, based on an existing unique and rich dataset from 15 countries, the proposed project will test how the level and the impact of the social animosity context varies cross-culturally. Second, whereas previous studies investigated only individual animosity drivers, this research scrutinizes in a series of experiments how the social animosity context moderates the influence of the individual animosity drivers on consumption behavior (i.e., boycotting) and explores the role of de-scriptive norms (i.e., what is usually done by others). The project will also apply implicit association tests to investigate whether the social animosity context affects the individual consumption decision in an unconscious, and automatic manner. Third, in a bi-national longitudinal study, the project will test whether changes in the social animosity context are reflected in changes in individual consumption behaviors over time. Finally, the project will introduce the concept of vicarious animosity. Feelings of animosity among consumers in one country towards a given target country might affect the relationship with other closely related countries. Attempts of companies or policymakers to reduce animosity towards one country might backfire by triggering animosity in other nodes of the network. These assumptions will be tested in a series of experiments in a cross-national context. An-swering the four research questions can extend the knowledge on international marketing research and consumer behavior. The findings will be of interest to an even wider audience due to the societal and political perspectives that have major managerial and policy implications.
对消费者敌意的研究表明,消费者拒绝特定的产品或服务是因为他们对原产国的敌意。目前的文献采用了以个人为中心的视角,探讨了仇恨效应的前因、调节因素和行为后果。然而,令人惊讶的是,现有的研究只集中在个人的决定因素,因为消费者的敌意是一种社会现象。本提案主张,有必要考虑社会背景和跨文化差异,以更有效地理解个人仇恨决定,避免对社会及其相互关联的经济产生有害影响。该提案还建议将过于简化的双头垄断敌意模型(A国对目标国B的敌意)扩展为更完整的基于网络的方法。这种方法考虑到对网络中其他行为者的直接和间接溢出效应。该项目将使用多方法实证检验消费者敌意的上下文敏感模型,以探索跨国差异以及社会敌意的机制,时间变化和溢出效应。本书试图回答四个研究问题。首先,基于来自15个国家的现有独特而丰富的数据集,拟议的项目将测试社会仇恨背景的水平和影响如何在跨文化中变化。其次,尽管之前的研究仅调查了个人敌意驱动因素,但本研究在一系列实验中仔细研究了社会敌意背景如何调节个人敌意驱动因素对消费行为的影响(即,抵制),并探讨了删除规范的作用(即,通常是别人做的)。该项目还将应用内隐联想测试来调查社会仇恨背景是否会以无意识和自动的方式影响个人的消费决策。第三,在一项两国纵向研究中,该项目将测试社会仇恨背景的变化是否反映在个人消费行为随时间的变化中。最后,本专题将介绍替代仇恨的概念。一国消费者对某一目标国的敌意可能影响到与其他密切相关国家的关系。公司或政策制定者试图减少对一个国家的敌意,可能会引发网络其他节点的敌意,从而适得其反。这些假设将在一系列跨国实验中得到检验。回答这四个研究问题可以拓展国际市场营销研究和消费者行为的知识。由于社会和政治观点具有重大的管理和政策影响,调查结果将引起更广泛的受众的兴趣。
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