Journal of Service Theory and Practice,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 21, 2024
Purpose
The
widespread
application
of
smart
technologies
in
services
not
only
brings
efficiency
and
convenience
to
consumers
but
also
inevitably
comes
with
negative
effects.
Therefore,
this
article
aims
illustrate
the
impact
privacy
invasion
on
consumers'
intention
use
services.
Using
distrust
as
a
mediating
variable,
compare
two
different
modes
interaction
between
voice
text,
study
positive
commitment.
This
provide
recommendations
for
service
providers
make
consumer
experience
better.
Design/methodology/approach
paper
adopts
an
experimental
approach,
data
collection
hypothesis
analysis
by
designing
four
experiments.
Findings
results
show
that
is
moderated
commitments
modes.
verifies
effect
when
occurs
moderating
comparing
text
demonstrates
mode
will
attenuate
role
path
invasion.
Besides,
it
indicates
can
moderate
relationship
invasion’s
use.
Originality/value
Focusing
invasion,
explores
services,
compares
explore
their
effects,
deeply
psychology
studies
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(1), P. e0317784 - e0317784
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
The
rapid
development
of
digital
technologies
and
the
diversification
user
needs
have
made
museums
significant
platforms
for
cultural
dissemination
education,
attracting
unprecedented
attention.
This
study
aims
to
investigate
how
interaction
quality
influences
users’
psychological
responses
their
continuance
intention
use
museums.
By
integrating
Stimulus-Organism-Response
(S-O-R)
model
telepresence
theory,
this
proposes
a
novel
examine
intention.
A
questionnaire
survey
visitors
China
Zisha-ware
Digital
Museum
(CZDM)
yielded
414
valid
responses,
which
were
analyzed
using
Partial
Least
Squares
Structural
Equation
Modeling
(PLS-SEM).
results
indicate
that:
1)
(i.e.,
interactivity,
vividness,
authenticity)
telepresence,
perceived
enjoyment)
significantly
affect
varying
degrees.
2)
Telepresence
mediates
relationship
between
3)
Perceived
enjoyment
serves
as
an
important
mediator
intention,
while
its
mediating
role
authenticity
is
not
significant.
offers
theoretical
practical
insights
optimizing
museum
experience
design
enhance
also
promoting
culture
supporting
educational
efforts.
Family Relations,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 30, 2025
ABSTRACT
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
has
redefined
how
people
live
and
interact
with
technology.
While
AI
continues
to
evolve,
its
integration
into
everyday
life
brought
both
benefits
challenges.
One
area
that
may
not
have
received
enough
attention
is
the
exploration
of
AI's
impact
on
interpersonal
relationships
family
dynamics
processes.
Our
hope
for
this
multidisciplinary
special
issue
Family
Relations
provide
an
opportunity
reflection
intersection
AI—broadly
defined
as
any
technological
innovation
simulates
human
intelligence—and
well
study
or
intervention
in
dynamics.
Although
research
studies,
reviews,
commentaries
focus
a
variety
subtopics
within
dynamics,
we
feel
they
can
be
centered
around
following
distinct
but
overlapping
themes:
(1)
integrated
families
potential
impacts
relationships,
(2)
support
assist
identifying
patterns
processes
(3)
children
developing
skills
relevant
their
lives
(4)
tools
used
by
are
developed
assessed,
(5)
policy
ethical
considerations
use
Computers in Human Behavior Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15, P. 100450 - 100450
Published: July 2, 2024
Digital
voice
assistants
(DVAs)
are
application
programs
that
can
understand
and
interpret
natural
language
commands.
They
embedded
in
various
products
like
smartphones
smart
speakers
have
thus
become
integral
everyday
life,
interpersonal
communications,
social
relationships.
Despite
users
tend
to
humanize
DVAs,
emotions
arise
interactions
such
as
self-conscious
(i.e.,
pride,
shame,
guilt,
vicarious
embarrassment)
their
influence
on
human-machine
interaction
remain
unstudied.
Grounding
regulatory
focus
theory,
we
argue
these
fundamental
for
promoting
or
preventing
future
DVA
use.
Additionally,
drawing
contend
the
of
continuous
use
varies
across
specific
usage
situations.
Thus,
extend
expectation-confirmation
model
with
empirically
compare
user
reactions
between
different
scenarios
(alone
friends
private
vs.
public
places).
Analyzing
860
responses
through
structural
equation
modeling
multigroup
analysis,
our
findings
reveal
pride
consistently
positively
influences
continuance
intention
all
contexts.
Furthermore,
shame
acts
an
important
inhibitor
intentions
public,
while
guilt
inhibits
places.
Vicarious
embarrassment,
however,
does
not
exhibit
significant
effects
any
scenario.
These
results
carry
valuable
implications
both
research
management
understanding
optimizing
experiences.
Journal of risk and financial management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(10), P. 470 - 470
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
Financial
institutions
are
currently
undergoing
a
significant
shift
from
traditional
robo-advisors
to
more
advanced
generative
artificial
intelligence
(GenAI)
technologies.
This
transformation
has
motivated
us
investigate
the
factors
influencing
consumer
responses
GenAI-driven
financial
advice.
Despite
extensive
research
on
adoption
of
robo-advisors,
there
is
gap
in
our
understanding
specific
contributors
to,
and
differences
in,
attitudes
reactions
GenAI-based
guidance.
study
aims
address
this
by
analyzing
impact
personalized
investment
suggestions,
human-like
empathy,
continuous
improvement
GenAI-provided
advice
its
authenticity
as
perceived
consumers,
their
utilitarian
attitude
toward
use
GenAI
for
advice,
GenAI-generated
suggestions.
A
comprehensive
model
was
developed
based
service-dominant
logic
(SDL)
Artificial
Intelligence
Device
Use
Acceptance
(AIDUA)
frameworks.
The
subsequently
employed
structural
equation
modeling
(SEM)
analysis
survey
data
822
mobile
banking
users.
findings
indicate
that
GenAI’s
recommendations
positively
influence
consumers’
perception
authenticity.
Moreover,
we
discovered
positive
correlation
between
authenticity,
which
ultimately
influences
advisory
solutions.
manifested
either
willingness
engage
or
resistance
communication.
contributes
GenAI-powered
services
underscores
significance
integrating
guidance
into
routine
operations
institutions.
Our
work
builds
upon
previous
offering
practical
insights
seeking
leverage
technologies
enhance
customer
experiences.
International Journal of Consumer Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
48(6)
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
ABSTRACT
Virtual
avatar
deployment
has
opened
a
new
window
for
many
industries
in
service
personalization
and
customization,
offering
customers
“anytime–anywhere”
services.
It
becomes
increasingly
essential
marketing
practitioners
scholars
to
clearly
understand
how
attributes
traits
are
reshaping
customer
value
perceptions
the
digital
world.
Despite
exponential
growth
of
research
interest
within
this
area
last
decade,
literature
on
consumer‐perceived
values
remains
fragmented
isolated.
Given
circumstance,
review
draws
theory–context–characteristics–methods
framework
explores
extant
provide
collective
comprehensive
insight
into
dominant
theories,
contexts,
characteristics,
methodologies
context
avatar‐based
(ABM).
A
systematic
was
applied
rigorously
57
published
articles
avatars
ABM
from
2005
2023.
Using
in‐depth
content
analysis,
current
sheds
light
opportunity
extend
theoretical
foundations
literature.
also
identifies
gaps
understanding
associated
consumer
values,
with
potential
implications
behavior.
Finally,
it
sums
up
future
agenda.