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They seem to talk about rational processing of information, while my focus is on the affective state. These affective states, whether hedonic or utilitarian in nature, may be the result of rational or irrational, components or Gestalt processing cf.

Holbrook and Moore Consequently, clear distinction need to be drawn between processing of information and the nature of the resultant state. I do not believe it to be conceptually sound to divide behaviors into either hedonic or utilitarian. Consequently, it is not theoretically sound to classify behaviors to utilitarian and hedonic, even though it is clear that some behaviors are more hedonically motivated than some others. Going back to Hirschman and Holbrook article, their definition of 'hedonic response' is much broader than what is being offered here as 'hedonic aspect of attitudes'.

The multisensory or fantasy experiences most likely are powerful determinants of this emotional reaction, but they are not considered here to be part of it. Their place is earlier in the causal chain leading to attitudes. A parallel to the above distinction is the relationship between beliefs and attitudes. Rosenberg considers beliefs to be part of the attitude construct. Fishbein , on the other hand, considers beliefs to be determinants of attitudes, but not part of it.

The probable reason for this distinction is that Rosenberg predicts that beliefs can directly affect behaviors while Fishbein assumes that their effect on behaviors is totally mediated by attitudes. If it is true that the essence of hedonic response can be measured by the pleasure reaction, we are probably much closer to developing an instrument to measure total affect, than if we have to include also multisensory and fantasy measures.

Of course, if the purpose is to diagnose emotional reactions, and understand their determinants, we need to develop instruments and methods to study these phenomena. Furthermore, even though it is valuable to measure emotional reactions during the purchase and consumption behaviors for better diagnostics, for the purpose of measuring affective predispositions, it should be adequate to measure anticipated pleasure reactions.

The hedonic aspect, however, does not incorporate all the motivational forces. We need to measure also the utilitarian aspect and the general aspect. The utilitarian aspect is considered to be separate from the hedonic aspect, not a subconstruct of it, as Hirschman and Holbrook seem to be implying.

Again, for the purpose of measuring affective predisposition it should be adequate to measure the anticipated utilitarian value of the behavior. For this purpose it is not necessary to know how different pieces of information were processed to come up with the value. It is anticipated that the utilitarian and hedonic aspects are normally positively correlated.

For example, most cognitive balance theories would predict that. It is also hypothesized that the utilitarian and hedonic aspects of attitudes together determine the third attitudinal construct that I call the general aspect of an attitude.

This third aspect comes closest to the traditional notion of attitude. It relates to the general pro or con orientation toward the behavior. Is the behavior seen as good or bad, positive or negative? Their impact is not totally mediated by the general aspect cf.

Fishbein This is especially likely to be the case when the same behavior takes place under different circumstances. The demands of the situation and the mood of the individual affect the relative influences. Figure 1 summarizes the proposed overall attitude construct. In the nutshell, what is being proposed here is that the general aspect of an attitude is a function of two basic components 1.

There are probably significant individual, cultural, and situational differences that determine the relative weights for the three components as determinants of behaviors. I have recently conducted studies where attitudes toward several different behaviors in different populations were measured using evaluative dimension of the semantic differential with a large number of scales.

This research paper extends theory in the IS topic of post-adoption and examines the effect of software updates on the individual hedonic software user.

We develop a digital game and use it in a web-based experiment with participants who are randomly assigned to three distinct groups. We adapt the IS continuance model and assess the effects of a functional software update and a placebo update notification through inter group comparisons.

Thus, despite spikes in pleasure and enjoyment when one has a hedonic experience, such as going to a party, eating a delicious meal, or winning an award, the novelty soon wears off and people return to their typical levels of happiness. Psychological research has shown we all have a happiness set point. Psychologist Sonya Lyubomirsky has outlined the three components that contribute to that set point and how much each matters.

Hedonic adaptation is most likely to occur when one engages in fleeting pleasures. This kind of enjoyment can improve mood but this is only temporary. One way to combat a return to your happiness set point is to engage in more eudaimonic activities. Meaningful activities like engaging in hobbies require greater thought and effort than hedonic activities, which require little to no exertion to enjoy.

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