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Social Functioning Ability and Consumers' Word of Mouth Behavior - B1
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Social Functioning Ability and Consumers' Word of Mouth Behavior - B1

Shiyun Chen, Gary Gaeth and Dhananjay Nayakankuppam
Advances in Consumer Research, Vol.50, p.794
01/01/2022

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Abstract

In this research, we study how social functioning ability, an individual difference based on people's social competence, impacts people's WoM behavior. We test if interpersonal closeness mediates this relationship. We present two studies that test the hypothesized relationships based on paragraphs describing a consumption experience and reported WoM activity.
Energy Consumption Social Psychology Social interaction Social networks Word of mouth advertising

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