theory-analysis-wom-motivation

Code cross-source evidence into four Word-of-Mouth Motivation subtheories.

Updated Mar 3, 2026
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Skill: theory-analysis-wom-motivation
Source: https://github.com/TimLai666/skills/tree/main/theory-analysis-wom-motivation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TimLai666/skills --skill theory-analysis-wom-motivation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill analyzes why evidence providers share experiences or attitudes using Word-of-Mouth Motivation Theory across multiple sources, including interview summaries, customer service notes, social posts, research notes, and observations, not limited to reviews. It includes a complete theory portion and calibration of the interpretation logic before analysis. The skill can be used standalone or to produce structured results compatible with review-mining-stp.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Calibrate interpretation of four WOM motive types and apply to cross-source evidence.
  • Code evidence into altruistic, social_identity, self_enhancement, and emotional_expression with traceable quotes.
  • Export theory_annotations compatible with review-mining-stp for downstream STP workflows.
  • Supports cross-source evidence pipelines from interviews, posts, notes, and tickets.

Quick Start

Provide an analysis_goal and at least one evidence_item with item_id, content, and content_type to begin coding.

Frequently Asked Questions about theory-analysis-wom-motivation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I code cross-source evidence using Word-of-Mouth Motivation Theory?

To code cross-source evidence using Word-of-Mouth Motivation Theory, provide an analysis goal and evidence items with IDs, content, and content types. The skill calibrates interpretation logic and codes sharing motives across four subtheories.

What types of qualitative data can I analyze for word-of-mouth motives?

You can analyze diverse qualitative data types for word-of-mouth motives, including interview summaries, customer service notes, social posts, research notes, and observations. The skill applies motive coding across these varied evidence sources.

How do I categorize sharing motives into the four WOM motivation subtheories?

To categorize sharing motives, the skill codes evidence into four dimensions: altruistic, social_identity, self_enhancement, and emotional_expression. It provides traceable quotes for each coded motive within these subtheories.

Can I export theory annotations compatible with review-mining-stp for downstream analysis?

Yes, you can export theory annotations compatible with review-mining-stp for downstream STP workflows. The skill outputs a JSON and Markdown contract aligned with provided references to facilitate this integration.

Does this skill require any external dependencies or coding rules to function?

No, this skill requires no external dependencies to function. It includes a complete theory portion and internal coding rules, calibrating the interpretation logic before analysis begins.