What drives the ethical acceptance of deep synthesis applications? A fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis

Li, Minghui; Wan, Yan; Gao, Jinping

doi:10.1016/j.chb.2022.107286

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“…, 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.…”

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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confidence: 99%

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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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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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“…, 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.…”

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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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“…We recruited participants in China from an online panel platform: Credamo ( , accessed on 28 October 2021). This online panel platform is designed for academic research and is considered reliable [ 33 , 34 , 35 ]. We received 505 responses, of which 504 remained after excluding an invalid response (i.e., asymmetric information before and after).…”

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The Effect of Group Identification on Death Anxiety: The Chain Mediation Role of Close Relationships and Self-Esteem

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Zhao

Zheng

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Based on the terror management theory (TMT), this study integrated self-esteem and close relationships to explore the effects of group identification on death anxiety. Five hundred and four participants completed the Death Anxiety, Rosenberg Self-Esteem, Social Identity, and Inclusion of Other in the Self scales via online platforms. There were significant correlations among group identification, close relationship, self-esteem, and death anxiety. Group identification had a significant negative predictive effect on death anxiety. Specifically, group identification affects death anxiety through two pathways: the separate mediating role of self-esteem and the serial mediation pathway of close relationships → self-esteem. Our study provides direct evidence that group identification relieves death anxiety. The results showed that the alleviating function of group identification was mediated by self-esteem and close relationships. This study provides a new perspective concerning TMT as a defense mechanism against death anxiety.

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“…Today, this concept is moving from the early theoretical stages to one in which it is embedded in specific practices [25,29]. Guided by the RRI framework, a growing number of actors are exploring the characteristics of RIT, that is, establishing what kind of innovations and technologies can meet both social expectations and ethical standards and are able to embed into our cities and societies responsibly [23,30].…”

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“…In addition to the above cases, an increasing number of studies have been exploring the specific practices of RIT in various technospheres, such as gene drive technology in biology [5], deep synthesis application in digital media [30], information and communication technologies (ICT) in tourism [34], community energy storage (CES) in the energy field [35], and others. The participants from various industries are attempting to shape emerging innovations and technologies to be more 'responsible' by embedding the RRI concept, aiming to address the grand challenges accompanied by technological and scientific progress.…”

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The Making of Responsible Innovation and Technology: An Overview and Framework

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Browne

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Smart Cities

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In an era in which technological advancements have a profound impact on our cities and societies, it is crucial to ensure that digital technology is not only driven by technological progress with economic goals but that it can also fulfill moral and social responsibilities. Hence, it is needed to advocate for ‘Responsible Innovation and Technology’ (RIT) to ensure cities and societies can harness the potential of technological progress and prosperity while safeguarding the well-being of individuals and communities. This study conducts a PRISMA review to explore and understand RIT concepts and its characteristics. In this study, we emphasize that RIT should deliver acceptable, accessible, trustworthy, and well governed technological outcomes, while ensuring these outcomes are aligned with societal desirability and human values, and should also be responsibly integrated into our cities and societies. The main contribution of this study is to identify and clarify the key characteristics of RIT, which has not been performed in such detail so far. The study, reported in this paper, also broadens the understanding of responsible research and innovation in the technosphere, particularly from a bottom-up perspective. Furthermore, the paper develops an RIT conceptual framework outlining its possible design procedures, which could be used by governments, companies, practitioners, researchers, and other stakeholders as a tool to address the grand challenges that accompany technological and scientific progress. The framework also informs science, technology, and innovation policy.

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What drives the ethical acceptance of deep synthesis applications? A fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis

Cited by 6 publications

References 41 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

The Effect of Group Identification on Death Anxiety: The Chain Mediation Role of Close Relationships and Self-Esteem

The Making of Responsible Innovation and Technology: An Overview and Framework

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