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A Study Of The Moderating Effect Of Product Type In Online Reviews Communities From An Elm Perspective
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Draft Accepted
Wei Zeng / Wuhan University
online reviews communities have become important platforms for information search and purchase decisions in e-commerce. This paper, based on ELM and drawn from the perspective of information processing, discusses whether the factors of perceived helpfulness are different among search, experience and credence products. For this research, 7,315 valid online consumer reviews were collected from Amazon.com. The analyses result shows that the product type has a moderating effect on online reviews helpfulness. While the perceived helpfulness of search products is influenced by the central cues, both central and peripheral cues have significant effects on the perceived helpfulness of experience and credence products.
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    Nov 17

    2014

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    Nov 19

    2014

  • Oct 10 2014

    Draft paper submission deadline

  • Oct 31 2014

    Final Paper Deadline

  • Nov 19 2014

    Registration deadline

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