2014
DOI: 10.1080/0267257x.2014.929161
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Behavioural psychology, marketing and consumer behaviour: a literature review and future research agenda

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“…normally used in investigations that analyze the behavioral model applied to consumer behavior (for a review, see Wells, 2014). The operationalization of the method was similar to in the studies of , due to the similarity between the objectives and the attribution of the dependent variable, intention-purchase correspondence (H1), with the addition of two new dependent variables: the levels of utilitarian and informational consequences of the purchased brands (H2 and H3).…”
Section: Methods Design and Operationalizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…normally used in investigations that analyze the behavioral model applied to consumer behavior (for a review, see Wells, 2014). The operationalization of the method was similar to in the studies of , due to the similarity between the objectives and the attribution of the dependent variable, intention-purchase correspondence (H1), with the addition of two new dependent variables: the levels of utilitarian and informational consequences of the purchased brands (H2 and H3).…”
Section: Methods Design and Operationalizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the last decades, a great number of scientific and practical works were published, dedicated to the research on consumer behaviour and tools of marketing influence on the consumers' decision. The publications of such authors as R. Blackwell, P. Miniard, J. Engel (2006), M. Solomon (2012, Statt (2003), G. Foxall, R. Goldsmith, S. Brown (2001, W. Wells (2014), I. Ajzen, M. Fishbein (1991, 2000, T. Hansen (2005) are particularly noteworthy. In their works, researchers describe mechanisms of consumer decisions and define the factors, which influence their preferences and behaviour in the market on the whole, study the system of the researching methods of existing problems and forecasting the future ones.…”
Section: Review Of Theory and Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the continuous development of the sports market, the marketing concept is constantly changing (Chang, Mcaleer, & Wong, 2018;Ellegaard, 2012;Maurer, Howe, & Lee, 1992). In recent years, the sports marketing planning has become increasingly mature, the research on sports marketing theory has also developed rapidly (Wells, 2014;Woodside, Sood, & Miller, 2008;Woodside, 2012). At present, there are five marketing concepts in sports marketing, namely product concept, production concept, marketing concept, social marketing concept and marketing concept (Ellegaard, 2012;Maurer, Howe, & Lee, 1992).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%