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Escapism motive for sport consumption as a predictor of meaning in life

Journal of Psychology in Africa, 2016
The objective of this study was to examine whether spectator escapism motive for sport consumption could predict meaning in life, and to explore the role of psychological ownership in this relationship. A sample of 806 football spectators (African = 85%, male = 67.4%, Sesotho = 26.2%) completed the Motivation Scale for Sport Consumption (MSSC), the ...
Stander, Frederick W., Frederick W. Stander   +1 more
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Exploring social motivations for brand loyalty: Conformity versus escapism

Journal of Brand Management, 2011
We posit and show that some consumers may remain brand loyal because of their motivation to conform; in contrast, others may do so because of their motivation to break away. Furthermore, we identify two central moderating variables - product knowledge and self-image congruence - that determine how conformity or escapism motivation affects brand loyalty.
Stephan Grzeskowiak, Lauren I Labrecque, Anjala S. Krishen   +2 more
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Escapism as a driver of workcation: The roles of psychological ownership and motivation

Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management
Yongdan LIU, Yanping Gong
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Seeking relief or reward? A utilitarian-hedonic journey perspective on escapism

European Journal of Marketing
International audienceThis paper aims to explores the escapist journey that consumers embark on to reduce self-discrepancy, from the motivation to satisfy personal goals to the fulfilment of these goals.
Renaud Lunardo
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The Reason that Motivated Jonah’s Escape

The Expository Times, 2020
The author of this research seeks to clarify what was the reason that motivated Jonah’s escape from his responsibility to give Nineveh the message of salvation. The methodology used response to the historical-grammatical method and belongs to the line of biblical-theological research, in which an exegesis of 4:1–3 is made. The results indicate that the
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Escaping hell: divine motivation and the problem of hell

Religious Studies, 2005
We argue that it is most rational for God, given God's character and policies, to adopt an open-door policy towards those in hell – making it possible for those in hell to escape. We argue that such a policy towards the residents of hell should issue from God's character and motivational states.
ANDREI A. BUCKAREFF, ALLEN PLUG
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Internationalization motives: sell more, buy better, upgrade and escape

The Multinational Business Review, 2015
Purpose – The purpose of this the paper is to review the motives for internationalization to clarify previous arguments and provide a theory-driven classification. Design/methodology/approach – The authors build on behavioral economics and propose a classification
Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra, Rajneesh Narula, C. Annique Un   +2 more
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The effects of ambient temperature and insult on the motivation to retaliate or escape

Motivation and Emotion, 1979
In order to investigate the impact of high ambient temperature on the motivation of angered persons, 48 men were either insulted or not insulted under normal or excessively hot conditions. The men received ratings from a partner that conveyed a negative or neutral personality evaluation, ostensibly as part of an impression-formation task.
Daniel L. Palamarek, Brendan Gail Rule
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