Research Article
Exploring the Privacy Paradox in Social Network Users: A Double-Entry Mental Accounting Theory Perspective
Table 1
Research on double-entry mental accounting.
| Years | Authors | Areas | Methods | Findings |
| 1998 | Prelec and Loewenstein [22] | Economics | Theoretical | The proposal of the double-entry mental accounting theory | 2006 | Bernadette | Marketing | Semistructured interviews | The likelihood of users experiencing pleasure derived from purchasing goods | 2011 | Hoelzl et al. [24] | Marketing | Online survey | The interaction between payment mode and users’ subjective evaluation of joy is present. | 2013 | Li et al. [25] | Marketing | Theoretical | A theoretical research framework has been proposed for the double-entry mental accounting | 2014 | Bi and Liu [26] | Marketing | Theoretical | A novel demand prediction model has been proposed based on the principles of the double-entry mental accounting framework | 2019 | Scholten et al. [27] | Management | Theoretical | The double-entry mental accounting theory provides insights into how decision-making can be influenced by the variable zero | 2021 | Li et al. [28] | Marketing | Questionnaire | Double-entry mental accounting plays a moderating role between residents’ perceived value and WTP (willingness to pay) | 2021 | Wen et al. [29] | Travel | Questionnaire | The role of double-entry mental accounting in the users’ decision-making process when purchasing travel packages is that of an intermediary | 2022 | Wu [30] | Supply chain | Theoretical | Retailers are more affected by consumers’ double-entry mental accounting than manufacturers |
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