Research agenda: negatively valenced engagement and actor well-being outcomes
| Proposition key concepts | Potential areas of enquiry |
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| P1: Focal actor disengagement and reduced well-being |
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| P2: Aggregated decline in focal actor well-being and reduced community well-being |
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| P3: Focal actor negative engagement and ill-being |
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| P4: Aggregated focal actor ill-being and increased community ill-being |
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| Proposition key concepts | Potential areas of enquiry |
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To what extent does disengagement by other actors in a service system decrease focal actor well-being? | |
To what extent does an increase in cognitive, psychological, social and/or physical challenges reduce focal actor well-being? | |
Can the disengagement of other actors in a transformative service system reduce individual and system well-being? And, if so, how? | |
Which other actors are most affected by a focal actor's disengagement in a service system, and how are they impacted? | |
How do different forms of negative engagement, such as negative word of mouth, contribute to value co-destruction and individual ill-being? | |
How can an individual actor recover from ill-being? | |
To what extent does an increase in cognitive, psychological, social or physical challenges result in ill-being? | |
To what extent does inactive (versus active) negative focal actor engagement in service relationships affect other actors' well-/ill-being? | |
How do negatively valenced engagement practices emerge in a service system, such as in financial, transport and hospitality services, which have multiple actors? | |
Which actors are most affected by consumer negative engagement in a service system? How? |
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