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臺大管理論叢

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example. Thirdly, our study focused on the drivers of perceived destructive acts in network

structure and channel relationship; in future studies, we anticipate exploring additional key

factors to facilitate a more nuanced understanding, as has been demonstrated by Holmlund-

Rytkönen and Strandvik (2005) and Seggie et al. (2013). Finally, the measurement of several

constructs in this study was not high in quality for a survey method, like previous studies by

Brown et al. (2006) and Samaha et al. (2011). Although the scale is not easy, the validity of

measurement variables should be improved in future research.

5. Originality/Contribution

This study focused on the perceptions and responses regarding destructive behaviors

from the perspective of manufacturers, in contrast to most previous studies which have

adopted the perspective of distributors. The damaging of interfirm relationships is a

considerably complex behavioral event, and using various theoretical perspectives in this

study leads to better interpretations than using a single perspective. This study adopted an

initial exploratory design by conducting a case study and subsequently analyzing the

information to develop a survey instrument. The combination of qualitative and quantitative

data constitutes a triangulation design and provides a better understanding of the research

problem and a more comprehensive generalization.