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초록·키워드
This study examined the perceived originality and attractiveness of design output in the AI-driven design process and their impact on self-expansion through pleasure. Furthermore, this study examined whether individuals’ creative consumer efficacy moderates the effects of perceived originality and attractiveness on pleasure. The volunteers participated in a design process to collect data using a generative AI program within an experimental setting. Seventy-seven complete responses were collected. The data were analyzed using SPSS 26.0 for exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis, and the PROCESS macro for mediation analysis. Bootstrapping analysis using the PROCESS macro (Model 8, with 5,000 bootstrap samples) showed that perceived originality increased self-expansion, with this effect mediated by pleasure. The effect of perceived originality on pleasure was moderated by creative consumer efficacy. Specifically, individuals with low creative consumer efficacy exhibited a stronger positive relationship between the perceived originality and pleasure. In addition, the direct effect of perceived attractiveness on self-expansion was significant, but this relationship was not mediated by pleasure. By identifying pleasure as a mediator between perceived originality and self-expansion, this study extends existing theories on the emotional aspects of innovation processes. Furthermore, exploring creative consumer efficacy as a moderator enriches the theoretical frameworks by recognizing the role of individual differences.
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