John W. Barnes’s research while affiliated with Loyola University New Orleans and other places

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Publications (1)


Control and Affect: The Influence of Feeling in Control of the Retail Environment on Affect, Involvement, Attitude, and Behavior
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February 2001

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131 Citations

Journal of Business Research

James C. Ward

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John W. Barnes

Citations (1)


... Perceived control in the AR context is defined as the degree of control a user experiences while interacting with virtual objects and AR technology (Hilken et al., 2017). A higher level of control in interacting with a product or technology fosters a stronger sense of involvement and possession (Ward and Barnes, 2001), ultimately contributing to psychological ownership. This is because increased control leads to a deeper engagement with the product or technology, motivating individuals to invest more cognitive and emotional resources into their interaction. ...

Reference:

How perceived value of augmented reality shopping drives psychological ownership
Control and Affect: The Influence of Feeling in Control of the Retail Environment on Affect, Involvement, Attitude, and Behavior
  • Citing Article
  • February 2001

Journal of Business Research