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    Title: 動畫電影品牌商品化與購買意願之研究
    Effects of Brand Avatar on Purchase Intention─A Study of Animation Industry
    Authors: 張雅絜
    Chang, Ya Chieh
    Contributors: 陳建維
    張雅絜
    Chang, Ya Chieh
    Keywords: 動畫電影角色
    角色代言人
    品牌授權
    個性一致性
    認同效果
    參考群體
    Date: 2013
    Issue Date: 2014-07-21 15:34:34 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 商品上隨處可見形形色色的的知名動畫電影角色肖像在上面。動畫電影原本所要吸引的消費族群是以孩童為主，然而，仍有許多青少年族群以及成年人會購買動畫角色的周邊商品。本研究試著以成人消費者的角度，探討不同類型之動畫電影角色吸引消費者的原因所在，以及購買動畫電影角色授權商品的消費者又具備何種特性？
    本文研究架構包含喜愛度、熟悉度、相似度等與動畫電影角色吸引力有關之變數，以及個性一致性、認同效果、參考群體等與購買動機有關之變數。本研究將利用問卷調查與統計分析探討消費者對動畫電影角色的品牌態度、產品態度與產品購買意願之關係。
    研究結果顯示：消費者對於角色喜愛度與相似度較高會產生較佳的角色品牌態度。而消費者對動畫電影角色的品牌態度，會透過影響產品態度進而影響產品的購買意願。影響產品購買意願的另一因素為消費者對於授權產品的認同效果。另外，本研究發現，消費者對產品態度與購買意願，會受到非人類與虛構人類的角色類別差異的影響。
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    國立政治大學
    國際經營與貿易研究所
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