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Personality and Individual Differences, 2018
Abstract Nostalgia is often described as a ‘bittersweet’ emotional experience. Scholars have argued persuasively as to its function as a means of coping with loneliness, meaninglessness and a negative mood, and its relationship with adaptive strategies for coping with adverse events or affective states. However, depression is strongly associated with
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Abstract Nostalgia is often described as a ‘bittersweet’ emotional experience. Scholars have argued persuasively as to its function as a means of coping with loneliness, meaninglessness and a negative mood, and its relationship with adaptive strategies for coping with adverse events or affective states. However, depression is strongly associated with
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How Personal Nostalgia Influences Giving to Charity
2008Charitable organizations in the U.S. have found it increasingly difficult to raise funds from donors. With a decline in the number of donors and with the number of charitable organizations increasing, there is a greater need than ever to engage the giver and encourage him/her to increase their giving to charitable organizations.
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Even nostalgia scholars are nostalgic:Reflections on and experiences with personal nostalgia
Ideally, the findings of empirical research should somehow reflect, or at least be consistent with, our personal lived experience. When research results seem to contradict what we know or feel to be true, we are confronted with two general options: Either our perceptions are distorted – even illusory – or the research is limited and/or flawed.Batcho, Krystine I. +2 more
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Linking Personal Nostalgia, Subjective Vitality, and Tourist Wellbeing—A Mixed‐Methods Approach
International Journal of Tourism ResearchABSTRACT Personal nostalgia can potentially contribute to tourists' subjective vitality and wellbeing, yet extant studies have seldom examined how it happens. This study adopts a mixed‐methods approach to uncover the transmission mechanism. Through qualitative interviews ( N
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Historical and Personal Nostalgia in Advertising Text: TheFin de siècleEffect
Journal of Advertising, 1992Abstract This paper uses literary criticism as the basis for stimulus-side analysis of nostalgia in advertising text. It provides a historical context for modern nostalgia by discussing the phenomenon as a fin de siecle or “end of century” cultural effect.
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2014
Personal nostalgia is a longing for the actual “lived” past. Companies utilize nostalgia to evoke a basket of emotions, including warmth and the regret that the past is no more, to bond the consumer to their brand. Merchant and Ford (2008) propose, in a conceptual note, that personal nostalgia can also influence charitable giving to non-profit ...
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Personal nostalgia is a longing for the actual “lived” past. Companies utilize nostalgia to evoke a basket of emotions, including warmth and the regret that the past is no more, to bond the consumer to their brand. Merchant and Ford (2008) propose, in a conceptual note, that personal nostalgia can also influence charitable giving to non-profit ...
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The concepts, theories and individual differences of personal nostalgia
Psychology of China, 2021openaire +1 more source
Does Nostalgia Promote Personal Growth and Happiness? The Case of Field Hockey in Singapore
Leisure Sciences, 2021Heetae Cho +2 more
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Personal and historical nostalgia - a matter of dimensions
2018Milenović, Miodrag, Jovic, Miljan
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