Managing One's Availability to Telephone Communication Through Mobile Phones: A French Case Study of the Development Dynamics of Mobile Phone Use

Licoppe, Christian; Heurtin, Jean Philippe

doi:10.1007/s007790170013

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“…Licoppe and Heurtin (2001) propose that individuals feel anxiety without their mobile phones on hand, given that emotional attachment is viewed as a relationship-based structure that reflects a linkage between human beings and a material object that may have utilitarian or hedonic value. In the context of technology acceptance, an individual's emotional attachment toward their smartphones and smart-200 phone usage may play a determinant role in predicting users' behavioral intentions and attitudes.…”

Section: Emotional Attachmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smartphone Adoption amongst Chinese Youth during Leisure-based Tourism: Challenges and Opportunities

Regan¹,

He²

2015

Journal of China Tourism Research

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With the spread of Information communications technology (ICT) in China, the tourism industry has come to recognize the importance of examining the factors that influence adoption of smartphones during leisure-based tourism among Chinese 10 youth, a vital segment in what the world's greatest domestic, inbound, and outbound tourism market will be by 2020. Using data collected from undergraduate students at a university in China, this study, based on the technology acceptance model (TAM) and theory of reasoned action (TRA), found that an extended model can predict travelers' intentions. A detailed profile of Chinese youth and their smartphone usage is provided,

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Section: Emotional Attachmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smartphone Adoption amongst Chinese Youth during Leisure-based Tourism: Challenges and Opportunities

Regan¹,

He²

2015

Journal of China Tourism Research

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“…La connexion et la joignabilité permanentes conduisent à saturer l'espace : plus une minute, plus un lieu où l'on peut se soustraire aux autres (Aguiléra et al, 2009 ;Licoppe et Heurtin, 2001). Par ailleurs, la géolocalisation peut représenter une intrusion dans la vie privée.…”

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Diffusion des TIC et mobilité : permanence et renouvellement des problématiques de recherche

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Aguiléra²,

Guillot

2010

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RésuméLa question des liens entre la diffusion des outils de communication et la mobilité physique des individus n'est pas nouvelle et s'est posée avec l'arrivée du téléphone fixe, et, plus récemment, avec le développement d'Internet et du commerce en ligne. La spectaculaire diffusion d'outils de communication individuels et surtout portables, comme le téléphone mobile, a récemment donné un nouvel élan à cette thématique dans les champs de l'économie des transports, de la géographie et de la sociologie. Cet article propose une analyse critique des questionnements explorés par la littérature, en vue de mettre en avant les problématiques qui nous semblent devoir être mieux explorées. SummaryThe question of the relationship between the diffusion of communication tools and the physical mobility of individuals is not new and arose with the arrival of the fixed telephone and, more recently, the development of the Internet and especially the e-commerce. The extraordinary diffusion of individual and especially portable communication tools, like the mobile phone, has recently given a new impetus to this topic in the fields of transportation economics, geography and sociology. This article proposes a critical analysis of the questions that have been explored by the literature, in order to highlight the issues that we think should be better explored.2 2

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“…In responding, recipients pick up the gist of the message and fit their response to it. Typically, they show that they either share the experience or empathise with the sender on a more general level, as is suggested in theories of gift-exchange (Mauss 1980) applied to mobile communications (Licoppe andHeurtin 2001, Taylor andHarper 2002). Parents share pictures of their babies, expecting others to mirror their delight, but even in more ordinary cases, the expected response is a positive, reinforcing one.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Quite often, once it has been lifted up in this way, recipients acknowledge and respond to experience. For example, they may reciprocate by telling about their own, similar experiences, or simply offer a sympathetic response (Mauss 1980, Licoppe and Heurtin 2001, Ch. 7, Taylor and Harper 2002.…”

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confidence: 99%

Co-experience: user experience as interaction

2005

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User experience is becoming a key term in the world of interactive product design. The term itself lacks proper theoretical definition and is used in many different, even contradictory, ways. This paper reviews various existing approaches to understanding user experience and describes three main approaches and their differences. A missing perspective is noted in all three: their focus is on only the individual having the experience and neglects the kinds of experiences that are created together with others. To address this, a new elaboration called co-experience is presented. It builds on an existing approach but borrows from symbolic interactionism to create a more inclusive interactionist framework for thinking about user experiences. Data from a study on mobile multimedia messaging are used to illustrate and discuss the framework.

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Managing One's Availability to Telephone Communication Through Mobile Phones: A French Case Study of the Development Dynamics of Mobile Phone Use

Cited by 74 publications

References 14 publications

Smartphone Adoption amongst Chinese Youth during Leisure-based Tourism: Challenges and Opportunities

Smartphone Adoption amongst Chinese Youth during Leisure-based Tourism: Challenges and Opportunities

Diffusion des TIC et mobilité : permanence et renouvellement des problématiques de recherche

Co-experience: user experience as interaction

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