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How technical and situational cues affect impulse buying behavior in social commerce? Evidence from bored consumers. [PDF]
Front PsycholXue Y, Feng T, Wu C.
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Utilitarian motivations in online consumption: Dimensional structure and scales
Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, 2014To date, the utilitarian benefits of online consumption have only been partially investigated. This study undertakes an exhaustive approach to fully delimit the dimensional structure related to the utilitarian motivations for online consumption. First, an in-depth literature review is carried out, in order to allow the proposal of an aprioristic base ...
FRANCISCO J Martínez-López +2 more
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Effects of background colors on hedonic and utilitarian consumption
PsyCh Journal, 2019AbstractThe present study examined how red versus green background colors affect consumers’ buying behaviors towards hedonic and utilitarian goods. Across two laboratory experiments (total number of participants = 210), we found that red (vs. green) could induce hedonically oriented consumption and, consequently, persuade individuals to buy more ...
Lei Wang, Ou Li
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Why the drive: The utilitarian and hedonic benefits of self-expression through consumption
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022In response to a recent call to better understand the drivers of self-expressive consumption; this review examines the latest relevant research to identify two broad classes of benefits of self-expressive consumption. First are utilitarian benefits that result from cognitively-driven self-expressions intended to fulfill a consumer's need to create and ...
Claudia Townsend
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The influence of hedonic versus utilitarian consumption situations on the compromise effect
Marketing Letters, 2014This article reports the influence of two specific consumption situations—hedonic and utilitarian—on the magnitude of the compromise effect. Based on the literatures of different valuation processes (valuation by calculation vs. valuation by feeling) and hedonic versus utilitarian consumption, the authors suggest that the compromise effect will be ...
Jungkeun Kim, Kim Jungkeun
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Antecedents and consequences of experiential versus utilitarian consumption in the travel context
International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research, 2017PurposeAlthough experiential consumption has received some attention from tourism and hospitality researchers in the past decade, the profile of experiential consumers has not been discussed thus far. The purpose of this paper is thus twofold: to test the sociodemographic antecedents of experiential versus utilitarian consumption for profiling purposes
Asli D A Tasci
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Hedonic vs. utilitarian consumption: A cross-cultural perspective based on cultural conditioning
Journal of Business Research, 2008Abstract This study investigates the effects of cultural conditioning, product type, and benefit claim type on attitudes and brand personality perceptions among consumers from a society that is more culturally conditioned towards utilitarian consumption (Shanghai, China) and an economy that is less culturally conditioned towards utilitarian ...
Swee Hoon Ang
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