本研究嘗試探討善意嫉妒與惡意嫉妒的消費者面對推廣訊息時,不同的自我相關性且廣告是以單面訊息或雙面訊息呈現時,是否對於消費者的品牌認同產生影響。具體來說,本研究企圖檢視「嫉妒」對於品牌認同的影響是否會受到訊息多面性以及自我相關性的影響。本研究預測:(1) 當自我相關性低的情況下,善意嫉妒的消費者與惡意嫉妒的消費者之品牌認同無顯著差異,但在自我相關性高的情況下,善意嫉妒的消費者會比惡意嫉妒的消費者產生更好的品牌認同; (2) 在廣告以單面訊息呈現的情況下,善意嫉妒的消費者會比惡意嫉妒的消費者產生更好的品牌認同,而在廣告以雙面訊息呈現的情況下,善意嫉妒的消費者與惡意嫉妒的消費者之品牌認同無顯著差異; (3) 在自我相關性低且廣告是以單面訊息呈現的情況下,善意嫉妒的消費者會比惡意嫉妒的消費者產生更好的品牌認同; 在自我相關性低且廣告是以雙面訊息呈現的情況下,善意嫉妒的消費者與惡意嫉妒的消費者之品牌認同無顯著差異; 在自我相關性高且廣告以單面訊息呈現的情況下,善意嫉妒的消費者會比善意嫉妒的消費者產生更好的品牌認同; 在自我相關性高且廣告是以雙面訊息呈現的情況下,惡意嫉妒的消費者會比善意嫉妒的消費者產生更好的品牌認同。 關鍵字:品牌認同、嫉妒、自我相關性、訊息多面性
This research attempts to explore how the moderating roles of message sidedness and self-relevancy in the impact of consumers’ envy on brand identification. Specifically, this research aims to explore whether the message sidedness, self-relevancy and consumers’ envy have a significant impact on brand identification. This research predicts that (1) when self-relevancy is low, consumers with benign envy appear to engender no differential brand identification over those who with malicious envy; on the contrary, when self-relevancy is high, consumers with benign envy appear to engender more favorable brand identification than those who with malicious envy; (2) when the message is one-sided, consumers with benign envy appear to have more favorable brand identification than those who with malicious envy; on the contrary, when the message is two-sided, consumers with benign envy appear to engender no differential brand identification over those who with malicious envy; (3) in addition, when the message is one-sided and self-relevancy is low, consumers with benign envy appear to engender more favorable brand identification than those with malicious envy; however, when the message is two-sided and self-relevancy is low, consumers with benign envy appear to engender no differential brand identification than those who with malicious envy. At last, when the message is one-sided and self-relevancy is high, consumers with benign envy appear to engender more favorable brand identification than those who with malicious envy; however, when the message is two-sided and self-relevancy is high, consumers with malicious envy appear to engender more favorable brand identification than those who with benign envy. Keywords: brand identification, envy, self-relevancy, message sidedness