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Title: | Relação entre a atmosfera virtual, as emoções, as atitudes e o uso real de um site |
Author: | Ferreira, Mariana Mira |
Advisor: | Moreira, António Carrizo |
Keywords: | Gestão Páginas web Tecnologia digital Comportamento dos consumidores Realidade virtual - Aspectos psicológicos |
Defense Date: | 16-Dec-2014 |
Publisher: | Universidade de Aveiro |
Abstract: | O presente trabalho tem o seu ponto de partida na teoria da ação racional, no
modelo da aceitação da tecnologia, na teoria do comportamento planeado e no
modelo de aceitação do banco online. Tem como objetivo entender as relações
entre os seguintes constructos: atmosfera virtual, emoções, atitudes, intenção
de uso e uso real. Para tal, este trabalho tenta perceber: quais os
componentes da atmosfera virtual que mais influenciam as emoções; quais as
relações entre as emoções e as atitudes; se as características individuais, as
experiências passadas e a confiança influenciam as atitudes; se as atitudes
influenciam a intenção de uso; e se esta tem influência direta no uso real. Para
tal, desenvolveu-se um modelo conceptual explicitando as relações entre estas
variáveis.
Em termos metodológicos utilizou-se a estatística descritiva, a análise fatorial e
a regressão linear múltipla para perceber as relações entre as variáveis acima
referidas.
Os resultados mostram que os gráficos influenciam o prazer que por sua vez
influencia as atitudes. A identidade social também influencia as atitudes. A
relação entre as caraterísticas individuais e as atitudes é claramente explicada
pela identidade social, sendo que o altruísmo e a telepresença não têm
qualquer papel relevante. As atitudes não têm qualquer influência na intenção
de uso que apenas sente influência das experiências passadas. A intenção de
uso é um forte preditor do uso real. This study has it’s starting point in the theory of reasoned action, the technology acceptance model, the theory of planned behavior and the internet banking acceptance model. Aims to understand the relationships among the following constructs: virtual atmosphere, emotions, attitudes, intention to use and actual use. In order to do this, this study tries to understand: what are the components of the virtual atmosphere that influence the emotions; which are the relations between emotions and attitudes; whether individual characteristics, past experiences and trust influence attitudes; whether attitudes influence the intention to use; and if this has a direct influence on actual use. To this end, we developed a conceptual model explaining the relationships among these variables. In terms of methodology we used descriptive statistics, factor analysis and multiple linear regression to understand relationships between the variables mentioned above. The results show that graphics influence pleasure, which in turn influences attitudes. Social identity also influences attitudes. The relationship between individual characteristics and attitudes is clearly explained by social identity, and altruism and telepresence have no relevant role. Attitudes have no influence on the intention to use, as it only feels the influence of past experiences. The intention to use is a strong predictor of actual use.This study has it’s starting point in the theory of reasoned action, the technology acceptance model, the theory of planned behavior and the internet banking acceptance model. Aims to understand the relationships among the following constructs: virtual atmosphere, emotions, attitudes, intention to use and actual use. In order to do this, this study tries to understand: what are the components of the virtual atmosphere that influence the emotions; which are the relations between emotions and attitudes; whether individual characteristics, past experiences and trust influence attitudes; whether attitudes influence the intention to use; and if this has a direct influence on actual use. To this end, we developed a conceptual model explaining the relationships among these variables. In terms of methodology we used descriptive statistics, factor analysis and multiple linear regression to understand relationships between the variables mentioned above. The results show that graphics influence pleasure, which in turn influences attitudes. Social identity also influences attitudes. The relationship between individual characteristics and attitudes is clearly explained by social identity, and altruism and telepresence have no relevant role. Attitudes have no influence on the intention to use, as it only feels the influence of past experiences. The intention to use is a strong predictor of actual use. |
Description: | Mestrado em Gestão |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10773/15117 |
Appears in Collections: | UA - Dissertações de mestrado DEGEIT - Dissertações de mestrado |
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