Table 1.

Previous studies related to the topic of deterrents in co-creation online

AuthorsObjectiveMethodologyDeterrents defined
Ardichvili et al. (2003) Motivation and barriers to participation in virtual knowledge-sharing communities of practiceQualitative: in-depth case study of three virtual communities of practice of caterpillarInformation hoarding, fear to loose face, fear to let the colleagues down, more clear directions, to earn the right to post, to a difficult problem
Porter and Donthu (2006) Using the technology acceptance model to explain how attitudes determine internet usage: the role of perceived access barriers and demographicsQuantitative: SEMAge, education, income and race are associated differentially with beliefs about the internet and these beliefs influence a consumer’s attitude toward and use of the internet
Gerber and Hui (2013) What motivates and deters participation in crowdfunding community?Qualitative: 83 semi-structures interviewsFear of failure, lack of trust
Correia et al. (2015) Marketing communications model for innovation networksQualitative: an exploratory case studyMentioned the existence of barriers, but did not explore them
Chepurna and Rialp (2018) Deterrents to co-creation onlineQualitative: 40 semi-structured interviews with users and marketing professionalsTechnology anxiety, lack of trust, scepticism, daily life, task layout, no offline meeting, no shared values, inertia

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