The Impact of Culture and Social Distance on Humor Appreciation, Sharing, and Production

Cao, Yi; Hou, Yubo; Dong, Zhiwen; Ji, Li

doi:10.1177/19485506211065938

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The questionnaire was generated and distributed through a popular online survey platform called Credamo (https://www.credamo.com/#/), a Chinese platform providing functions similar to Mechanical Turk (Cao et al, 2021) and So Jump (Wan et al, 2020), which is a leading professional research platform recognized by research institutions around the world (Chen et al, 2022a;Li et al, 2022a;Wu et al, 2022a). At the beginning of the survey, we provided a graphic description of the MMC and asked participants to read the consent form to decide whether to continue participating.…”

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Impact of IT identity on consumer negatively-valenced engagement in mobile medical consultation: from consumer experience perspective

Zhang

2022

IMDS

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PurposeThe mobile medical consultation (MMC) service is growing rapidly, but not all consumers are always willing to actively engage with it. To address this issue, based on IT identity theory, this study explores the underlying mechanism of how two types of platform-related consumer experience influence MMC platform identity, in turn, result in consumer negatively-valenced engagement in MMC.Design/methodology/approachThe data was collected from 400 consumers with the experience of MMC and analyzed by the partial least square (PLS) method.FindingsThe findings unfold that these two distinct consumer experience, servicescape experience (i.e. perceived telepresence and perceived platform surveillance) and service search experience (i.e. perceived diagnosticity and perceived serendipity), are associated with MMC platform identity and consumer negatively valenced engagement with MMC.Originality/valueResearch on consumer negatively-valenced engagement in the field of MMC is still in a nascent stage. The study identifies consumer experience in accordance with the unique context of the MMC platform and fills the research gap on the role of IT identity in consumer negatively valenced engagement.

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Impact of IT identity on consumer negatively-valenced engagement in mobile medical consultation: from consumer experience perspective

Zhang

2022

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Does a stronger moral identity lead to a more reserved sense of humor? The influence of moral identity on sense of humor and its underlying psychological mechanisms

Fan,

Sun,

Lin

et al. 2024

PsyCh Journal

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Three studies were conducted to examine the influence of moral identity on sense of humor, employing the benign violation theory (BVT) as a theoretical framework. Study 1 (n = 350), a questionnaire‐based survey, aimed to establish a preliminary exploration of the relationship between moral identity and sense of humor. Studies 2 (n = 172) and 3 (n = 172) jointly examined the impact of activated moral identity on sense of humor (humor appreciation, humor sharing) through the recollection and writing task. The results of these studies indicated that the effects of (activated) moral identity on the sense of humor (humor appreciation, humor sharing) were moderated by the type of humor and social distance of the target. On the one hand, high levels of (or activated) moral identity can significantly and positively predict sense of humor (humor appreciation, sharing); on the other hand, when there is a moral violation in the humor, and the target involved is at a close social distance, activated moral identity decreases the humor appreciation and humor sharing, where benign judgment plays a mediating role. These findings enrich the understanding of the complex relationship between moral identity and sense of humor, and have significant theoretical and practical implications.

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Essentializing Humor and Implications for Pursuing Happiness

Cao,

Liu,

Hou

et al. 2024

J Happiness Stud

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The Impact of Culture and Social Distance on Humor Appreciation, Sharing, and Production

Cited by 7 publications

References 49 publications

Impact of IT identity on consumer negatively-valenced engagement in mobile medical consultation: from consumer experience perspective

Impact of IT identity on consumer negatively-valenced engagement in mobile medical consultation: from consumer experience perspective

Does a stronger moral identity lead to a more reserved sense of humor? The influence of moral identity on sense of humor and its underlying psychological mechanisms

Essentializing Humor and Implications for Pursuing Happiness

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