The Soul of Design

Devin, Lee; Austin, Robert D.

doi:10.1515/9780804784962

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“…Just like popularity or status, coolness is a socially constructed trait (Hollander, 1958). Coolness is attributed to something that an individual perceives as special (Devin and Austin, 2012) and considers to be unique (Belk et al, 2010). Even though there is no consensus on a definition of coolness, for this study we define it as follows: "Coolness is a subjective and dynamic, socially constructed positive trait attributed to cultural objects (people, brands, products, trends, etc.)"…”

Section: Emotional Experience With the Service Robot: Satisfactionmentioning

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Antecedents and outcomes of use experience of airport service robot: The stimulus-organism-response (S-O-R) framework

Chen

Girish

2022

Journal of Vacation Marketing

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This study empirically explores passengers’ emotional experience of using airport service robots from the perspective of the stimulus-organism-response (S-O-R) framework. Our proposed model hypothesizes that stimuli, which is the functional value and coolness of using the airport service robots, leads to satisfaction and influences responses such as perceived smartness and word-of-mouth of the airport. A survey sample of 321 respondents with use experience of airport service robot were employed for the analysis. The result reveals that only perceived coolness of service robot is positively related to satisfaction. Satisfaction demonstrated positive and significant effects on perceived smartness and word-of-mouth of the airport. Engagement of service robots in airport service activities is found to contribute to positive emotional experiences and favorable perspectives of the airport. Empirical implications are discussed and provided.

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Section: Emotional Experience With the Service Robot: Satisfactionmentioning

confidence: 99%