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504 $a含參考書目

505 00$tContribution behavior in virtual communities : cognitive, emotional, and social influences

505 00$tWhy do newcomers participate in virtual communities? An integration of self-determination and relationship management theories

505 00$t消費者開始與持續撰寫商品評論原因之初探 =$tWhy consumers begin and keep blogging?

505 00$tExplaining members' proactive participation in virtual communities

505 00$tHow to enhance new product creativity in the online brand community?

505 00$t聯合忠誠度方案對於消費者購買行為之影響探討 =$tThe impact of multivendor loyalty programs on consumer purchase behavior

505 00$tPositive and negative aspects of online community cultivation : implications for online stores' relationship management

505 00$t子公司外部網路鑲嵌之決定因素與影響效果 =$tThe determinants and consequences of subsidiary external embeddedness

505 00$tBrand community participation in Taiwan : examining the roles of individual-, group-, and relationship-level antecedents

505 00$t從多元觀點探討使用者對於電子書閱讀器的採用行為 =$tThe antecedents of e-book reader adoption intentions : a multi-lens perspective

505 00$t虛擬社群行為研究 : 中介效果與干擾效果之探討 =$tMembership behaviors in virtual communities : an investigation of moderating and mediating effects

505 00$tHow virtual community participation influences consumer loyalty intentions in online shopping contexts : an investigation of mediating factors

505 00$tOnline consumer loyalty : why e-tailers should seek a high-profile leadership position

505 00$tDeterminants of e-repurchase intentions : an integrative model of quadruple retention drivers

505 00$tUnderstanding the antecedents of repurchase intentions

505 00$tWhy on-line customers remain with a particular e-retailer : an integrative model and empirical evidence