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8431量化自我是指消费者对自我数据进行收集并经由数据获得自我知识的过程。量化自我能增强消费者的自我精准管控和行为理性，驱动消费者行为方式的转变。数据驱动的量化自我时代正在来临，全新的商业逻辑正在被建立起来。消费者的行为正从非标准化向精准化转变。鉴于此，越来越多学者开始围绕量化自我展开研究，在清晰界定量化自我概念的基础上，分析量化自我的参与动机与阶段性过程，关注量化自我带来的消费者精准化消费方式转变。本文系统回顾了量化自我相关研究，阐释了量化自我的概念与本质，从量化自我的类型与效用、动机与过程等方面对相关研究进行了述评，整理提炼了量化自我在消费领域的应用现状，并在此基础上明确了量化自我研究尚需解决的问题和未来的研究方向。
消费领域的量化自我：研究述评与展望
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李东进, 张宇东. 消费领域的量化自我：研究述评与展望[J]. 外国经济与管理, 2018, 40(1): 3–17.
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