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Two Essays on Designing Conversational Agents: Varying Level of Mimicry and Personality–Brand Congruence
Across two essays, this dissertation demonstrates that mimicry and personality shape consumers’ perceptions of chatbot intelligence, creativity, and fit, with downstream effects on recommendation acceptance that depend on factors such as mimicry intensity, brand familiarity. Essay1: Mimicry, a centr
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