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    Title: 從眾傾向、憂慮產品過時與創新採用之研究-以智慧型手機為例
    Conformity, Fear of Obsolescence and Innovation Adoption: A Study of Smartphone Purchases
    Authors: 朱崇文
    Chu, Chung Wen
    Contributors: 陳建維
    Chen, Chien Wei
    朱崇文
    Chu, Chung Wen
    Keywords: 網路外部性
    從眾傾向
    憂慮產品過時
    主觀產品知識
    獨特性需求
    創新採用
    智慧型手機
    Date: 2013
    Issue Date: 2014-02-10 14:47:07 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 近年來，消費者對於高科技產品，往往會聽從他人意見，選擇主流的品牌與機型，尤其是具有相同背景與生活方式的消費者，所選擇的高科技產品通常非常相近。其次，更可以發現，高科技產品之使用年限不斷地縮短，推出新規格產品的速度越來越快，導致消費者越來越憂慮高科技產品之過時。

    本研究智慧型手機為例，經由回顧文獻與理論，再以實證資料探討造成高科技產品具有從眾傾向之成因、分析消費者的特性(主觀產品知識、從眾傾向、獨特性需求)對於產品過時之不同憂慮(憂慮技術性過時、憂慮經濟性過時、憂慮心理性過時)的關係，以及了解新一代高科技產品的採用意願之影響因子。

    本研究利用問卷發放的方式蒐集資料，得到之結論如下：
    1. 消費者購買智慧型手機時較有從眾傾向
    2. 使用者網路外部性增強消費者購買智慧型手機之從眾傾向，而主觀產品知識降低消費者購買智慧型手機之從眾傾向
    3. 消費者主觀產品知識越高，對於智慧型手機過時之擔憂越低
    4. 獨特性需求較高之消費者，較憂慮技術性與心理性過時；從眾傾向較高之消費者則較憂慮經濟性過時
    5. 消費者憂慮經濟性過時與主觀產品知識越高，採用創新智慧型手機之意願越高；消費者憂慮技術性過時越高，採用創新智慧型手機之意願越低

    最後，本研究根據分析結果，提出整體行銷建議供相關業者參考。
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    國立政治大學
    國際經營與貿易研究所
    100351031
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    Data Type: thesis
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