Stimulus-Organism-Response ( SOR ) Model - Phdassistance

1. Stimulus Organism Response (SOR) Model An Academic presentationby Dr. Nancy Agnes, Head, Technical Operations,Phdassistance Group www.phdassistance.com Email:info@phdassistance.com

2. TODAY'SDISCUSSION Outline Introduction Three dimensions of emotional responses Conclusion

3. INTRODUCTION Woodworth, (1929) proposedstimulus-organism- model(S-O-R) as an expansion of Pavlov(2010)'s classic theory of the stimulus–responsemode. The stimulus-response model was first procedure to understand the buyer behavior ofconsumers. The consciousness of the Buyer depends upon the marketing and environmental stimuli while purchase decisions are succefully done with the help of the Buyer's characteristics and decision process. Contd...

4. THREE DIMENSIONSOF EMOTIONALRESPONSES The three dimensions based on the emotional responses to the environment elaborated by Mehrabian and Russel (1974): Measuring pleasure regarding the verbal judgments based on the emotions such as happiness, joy, or satisfaction level in somescenarios. Arousal can be measured using verbal judgment, such as the person's happiness level or situation- basedactiveness. Contd...

5. Dominance can be predicted using the feelings of the respondent's indication, which is in the form of willingness to be dominant and based on environmental situation influence. Based on the three dimensions, assume thatevery individual may affect by environment. emotional conditions by each Contd...

6. past decades, stimulus–organism–response modelhasbecomeoneofthemostcommonly (SOR) used In the frameworksthat integrate input, process and outputs in a single model. To a great extent, this model helps in understanding the causes behind individual’s behavior and hence it is applied in addressing human behavior-relatedissues. Stimulus-organism-response (S-O-R) model is generally used to examine the association between stimulus and response and to examine how the organisms mediate these relationships. Contd...

7. This is carried out through different pathways that provoke the cognitive and emotional states of an individual, which then initiate behavioral responses (Ul Islam & Rahman,2017). In this model, stimuli (S) induce two opposing types of responses (R) in the user: approach oravoidance. Thus, internal assessments of individuals (O) of several motions in the world produce thesebehaviors. The below figure represents the SORmodel Contd...

9. Also, this model is considered to be best suited for understanding consumer decisions whether to admit and adopt or not (response) as it establishes cognitive appraisal of individuals (stimuli)(apprehensions & facilitatingconditions). However, other models such as (Technology acceptance model) TAM, unified technology acceptance and use theory (UTAUT) etc. are constrained and insufficient in elucidating how a stimulus initiates attitude and intention of the consumers (Dzandu et al.,2020). Thus, researchershave adapted the SOR methodologyto incorporate complex aspects like cognitive and affective components into the process in their own study settings, due to its widespread applicability (Kim et al.,2020). Contd...

10. CONCLUSION Researchershave widely embraced and used the stimulus-organism-response model (S-O-R) to analyse behaviour in the context ofsocial media engagement(Ul Islam & Rahman, 2017), mobile auctions (Chen & Yao, 2018), healthcare (Suess & Mody, 2018), online hotel booking behaviour (Emir et al.,2016). To conclude, the S-O-R model signifies the relation among stimuli in the environment, emotional states of people and the behavior of approach or avoidance which arises from the collaboration of stimuli and emotion.

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