2008 · 24 citations · 29 references
BusinessMarketingMarketing ManagementConsumer BehaviorE-commerce RetailingRetail MarketingConsumer InvolvementConsumer TheoryImpulse BuyingOnline Consumer BehaviorRetail Consumer BehaviorShopping PracticesBuying Behaviour AnalysisConsumer Buying BehaviorHedonic MotivationImpulse Buying TendencyImpulse Purchase BehaviorImpulsive BuyingProduct InvolvementUtilitarian Judgment
This study investigates impulse buying behaviors in both traditional store and online shopping context s. The results show that impulsive buying tendency and inv olvement with clothing products is positively assoc iated with impulse buying behavior of clothing in traditional store shopping, but not online. For computer periph erals, on the other hand, higher impulsive buying tendency and hi gher product involvement are positively associated with higher impulse buying online, but not in-store shopping. F urthermore, consumers holding hedonic attitudes tow ard clothing tend to buy more impulsively regardless of shopping channel. For computer peripherals, utilitarian att itudes are positively associated with impulse buying both in t raditional and online shopping.
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Measuring the Involvement Construct
Judith Lynne Zaichkowsky · Journal of Consumer Research · 1985 · 5.9K citations
Measuring the hedonic and utilitarian sources of consumer attitudes
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