2020
DOI: 10.7784/rbtur.v14i3.1922
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O papel de motivações utilitárias e hedônicas na cocriação de valor e sua relação com a experiência no AIRBNB

Abstract: O artigo investiga o papel de motivações utilitárias e hedônicas na cocriação de valor e sua relação com a experiência de consumo em serviços de hospedagem oferecido por plataforma de consumo colaborativo: o AirBnb. Baseado na literatura sobre economia compartilhada e consumo colaborativo, hipóteses foram formuladas e um modelo conceitual proposto. Um survey com 967 respondentes foi conduzido e os dados foram analisados por meio da técnica de modelagem de equações estruturais. Verif… Show more

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“…When it comes to more detailed studies, specific benefits achieved by active buyers included, among other things: the chance of obtaining products that better meet buyer expectations (Chatterjee et al, 2021;Seyyedamiri and Tajrobehkar, 2020), of experiencing satisfaction (Alarcón López et al, 2017), of sharing one's knowledge (Baima, Santoro, Pellicelli and Mitręga, 2022), of acquiring new knowledge (Chatterjee et al, 2021), of gaining new skills (Mandolfo, Chen and Noci, 2020), of gaining and/or sharing new experiences (Chen, Drennan, Andrews and Hollebeek, 2018), of achieving social benefits (see Bettiga, Lamberti and Noci, 2018) such as establishing relationships with other entities, and of achieving happiness in the hedonistic dimension (Chagas and Aguiar, 2020).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When it comes to more detailed studies, specific benefits achieved by active buyers included, among other things: the chance of obtaining products that better meet buyer expectations (Chatterjee et al, 2021;Seyyedamiri and Tajrobehkar, 2020), of experiencing satisfaction (Alarcón López et al, 2017), of sharing one's knowledge (Baima, Santoro, Pellicelli and Mitręga, 2022), of acquiring new knowledge (Chatterjee et al, 2021), of gaining new skills (Mandolfo, Chen and Noci, 2020), of gaining and/or sharing new experiences (Chen, Drennan, Andrews and Hollebeek, 2018), of achieving social benefits (see Bettiga, Lamberti and Noci, 2018) such as establishing relationships with other entities, and of achieving happiness in the hedonistic dimension (Chagas and Aguiar, 2020).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Berthon et al [53] argued that hedonic emotions enable individuals to develop social and emotional capital. Researchers have determined that utilitarian and hedonic motivations drive user behavior on online and social media platforms [54,55]. Stock et al [13] argued that practical motives for the innovativeness of user-generated innovation are elicited by a desire to be rewarded with the value created through innovation.…”
Section: Hedonic Emotionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Füller et al [58] and Nambisan and Baron [59] associated hedonic emotions with fun, curiosity, and learning. According to Chagas et al [54], the role of hedonic emotions in collaborative innovation practices evidences their importance in understanding the unbalanced appropriation logic in open-innovation models. Berthon et al [53] explained that hedonic benefits can compensate for weaker appropriation as user innovators build emotional capital through their innovativeness.…”
Section: Hedonic Emotionsmentioning
confidence: 99%