The role of cultural identity in acceptance of wine innovations in wine regions

Lara, Eva Marina Reinares; Borondo, Jorge Pelegrín; Pascual, Cristina Olarte; Oruezabala, Gwenaëlle

doi:10.1108/bfj-07-2021-0802

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“…At the same time, there are also studies that focus on learners' reactions to different cultural presentation styles and analyze how these styles affect learners' identification with target cultures (such as Chinese culture). These research results provide valuable reference and guidance for us to further study the presentation of Chinese culture in foreign language textbooks [1] .…”

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A Study on the Presentation of Chinese Culture in Foreign Language Textbooks and Learners' Cultural Identity

2023

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This paper focuses on the ways in which Chinese culture is presented in foreign language textbooks, and explores how these ways affect learners' understanding and identification of Chinese culture. By studying Chinese cultural elements in various foreign language textbooks, we attempt to analyze the role of these elements in learners' cognition and identification of Chinese culture. As one of the important ways for learners to contact and understand Chinese culture, the presentation of foreign language teaching materials is of great significance to learners. Therefore, this paper focuses on how to present Chinese cultural elements in different foreign language textbooks and the impact of these elements on learners' cultural identity. By analyzing Chinese cultural elements in various foreign language textbooks, we try to reveal the role of these elements in learners' understanding and identification of Chinese culture. This study will provide valuable suggestions for the writers and teachers of foreign language teaching materials in order to further improve their quality and effect in the preparation and teaching of foreign language teaching materials.

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2023

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“…For instance, [79] applied the UTAUT theoretical framework to explain the acceptance of cyborg techs, [80] did so in the context of sport technology, and [68] evaluated the behavioral intention to invest in cryptocurrencies. Alesanco-Llorente et al [81], adopting the cognitive-affective-normative (CAN) theory of technology, employed an 11-point Likert scale to assess behavioral intention toward mobile augmented reality techs, while [82] did the same in the field of wine innovations.…”

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Explaining Policyholders’ Chatbot Acceptance with an Unified Technology Acceptance and Use of Technology-Based Model

de Andrés-Sánchez,

Gené-Albesa

2023

JTAER

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Conversational robots powered by artificial intelligence (AI) are intensively implemented in the insurance industry. This paper aims to determine the current level of acceptance among consumers regarding the use of conversational robots for interacting with insurers and seeks to identify the factors that influence individuals’ behavioral intention to engage with chatbots. To explain behavioral intention, we tested a structural equation model based on the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model. It was supposed that behavioral intention is influenced by performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, and trust, and by the moderating effect of insurance literacy on performance expectancy and effort expectancy. The study reveals a significant overall rejection of robotic technology among respondents. The technology acceptance model tested demonstrates a strong ability to fit the data, explaining nearly 70% of the variance in behavioral intention. Social influence emerges as the most influential variable in explaining the intention to use conversational robots. Furthermore, effort expectancy and trust significantly impact behavioral intention in a positive manner. For chatbots to gain acceptance as a technology, it is crucial to enhance their usability, establish trust, and increase social acceptance among users.

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“…The food literature discusses cultural identity (Reinares-Lara et al. , 2023) and food culture (Khoshkam et al.…”

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Ambidextrous cultural values in the management of organisational ambidexterity

Lloria,

Burbano

2023

BFJ

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PurposeThis paper first analyses the direct effect of quality management practices (QMPs) on organisational ambidexterity (OA). It then analyses the mediating influence of the values of ambidextrous culture (AC). A novel theoretical model is tested in a quantitative study of the organic agri-food sector.Design/methodology/approachQuantitative methods and an online survey were used to collect and analyse 239 valid questionnaire responses. The data analysis method was partial least squares (PLS).FindingsThere is a relationship between QMPs and OA. AC partially mediates this link, strengthening the direct relationship between the two variables.Originality/valueThe proposed model is novel and creates opportunities for new lines of research. The concept of QMPs is considered in all its dimensions (processes, people, customers and suppliers). The study reaffirms the importance of the novel concept of AC in the literature. In this study, OA is defined in terms of the balanced processes of exploitation and exploration. The choice of sector is another original feature of the study.

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The role of cultural identity in acceptance of wine innovations in wine regions

Cited by 5 publications

References 61 publications

A Study on the Presentation of Chinese Culture in Foreign Language Textbooks and Learners' Cultural Identity

A Study on the Presentation of Chinese Culture in Foreign Language Textbooks and Learners' Cultural Identity

Explaining Policyholders’ Chatbot Acceptance with an Unified Technology Acceptance and Use of Technology-Based Model

Ambidextrous cultural values in the management of organisational ambidexterity

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