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Flow and attitude toward the website on the evaluation of products present by means of virtual reality: a conceptual model

Flow and attitude toward the website on the evaluation of products present by means of virtual reality: a conceptual model
Flow and attitude toward the website on the evaluation of products present by means of virtual reality: a conceptual model
The website represents the future of a company’s business communications on the Internet, since it allows supplying large amount of information as well as creating virtual experiences with the product. In this context, virtual reality constitutes a technology which provides users with realistic and interactive virtual environments. In this paper, based on five groups of models, we analyze the effect of virtual reality presentations, by means of interactivity and richness, on flow and attitude toward the website, and the subsequent effect of those variables on online product evaluation
916-918
Association of Consumer Research
Tomaseti, Eva
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Ruiz, Salvador
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Reynolds, Nina
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McGill, Ann L.
Shavitt, Sharon
Tomaseti, Eva
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Ruiz, Salvador
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Reynolds, Nina
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McGill, Ann L.
Shavitt, Sharon

Tomaseti, Eva, Ruiz, Salvador and Reynolds, Nina (2008) Flow and attitude toward the website on the evaluation of products present by means of virtual reality: a conceptual model. McGill, Ann L. and Shavitt, Sharon (eds.) In Advances in Consumer Research. Association of Consumer Research. pp. 916-918 .

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Abstract

The website represents the future of a company’s business communications on the Internet, since it allows supplying large amount of information as well as creating virtual experiences with the product. In this context, virtual reality constitutes a technology which provides users with realistic and interactive virtual environments. In this paper, based on five groups of models, we analyze the effect of virtual reality presentations, by means of interactivity and richness, on flow and attitude toward the website, and the subsequent effect of those variables on online product evaluation

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Published date: October 2008
Venue - Dates: Association for Consumer Research Conference, Port of Call, San Francisco, United States, 2008-09-30

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Local EPrints ID: 179963
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/179963
PURE UUID: c76d4b28-90e4-41fc-8ee9-f49cfdc2fdd7

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Date deposited: 05 Apr 2011 08:12
Last modified: 10 Dec 2021 19:01

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Author: Eva Tomaseti
Author: Salvador Ruiz
Author: Nina Reynolds
Editor: Ann L. McGill
Editor: Sharon Shavitt

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