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Does Consumers¡¯ Awareness of an Unsuccessful Product Affect the Attitude Toward Convergence Products?: Focusing on the Moderating Role of Product Use

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Much of the research on innovative product suggests that compatibility lower consumers¡¯ perceived risk and help accept innovation. However, little is known about whether prior knowledge on product failure affects consumers¡¯ evaluation of convergence products. The current study demonstrates that prior knowledge about product failure can affect consumers¡¯ attitudes toward convergence products. The main research results are as follows. First, when consumers are introduced to an innovative product similar to an unsuccessful product in the past market, the non-awareness group showed a more favorable product attitude than the awareness group. Second, the relationship between past failed product awareness and consumers¡¯ attitude toward convergence products was moderated by the convergence product use. Positioning similar use with ¡®familiar but failed¡¯ leads to low product evaluation. Even if respondents are aware of product failure, adverse effects are reduced when a convergence product is framed as new usage. Third, perceived innovativeness and social self-presentation mediated the past failed product awareness-product attitude relation. When consumers did not know about past failed products, they perceived the convergence product as more innovative, and the social self-presentation utility was also higher. However, past product awareness did not affect the perceived ease of use. Several theoretical and practical implications were also presented.

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