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Revisiting Warranting Theory in AI-Mediated Communication: An Evaluation of Writer and Source Effects in Hotel Reviews

2025-02-13

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<p>This paper evaluates how AI-Mediated Communication (AIMC) influences impression formation. By drawing on and extending warranting theory, this paper examined how source roles (self vs. third party) and writer labels (AI vs. human) interact to affect impression formation and message effects in the AIMC setting of hotel reviews. Two pre-registered experiments (Study 1: N = 461; Study 2: N = 444) found that, for t...

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bba867bb-b1c3-5809-a4a1-3d6acd7c5beb
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10.31234/osf.io/q4dvf_v2
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