2014
DOI: 10.1362/147539214x14024779483591
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'Generation Z' children's adaptation to digital consumer culture: A critical literature review

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“…The findings of self-congruity and fashion brand love relationship in this study confirmed the importance of the self-expressive role of brands. Because this market segment represents a significant behavioral shift from previous generation cohorts (Bassiouni and Hackley 2014), it would be worthy to identify major characteristics that affect their purchase behaviors for brand managers who are targeting this particular segment. The members of this generation are social and sharing images and information in social media is a central part of their communication (Kapusy and Lógó 2017); uploading videos or images of products can be a way to start conversations and gain social acceptance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The findings of self-congruity and fashion brand love relationship in this study confirmed the importance of the self-expressive role of brands. Because this market segment represents a significant behavioral shift from previous generation cohorts (Bassiouni and Hackley 2014), it would be worthy to identify major characteristics that affect their purchase behaviors for brand managers who are targeting this particular segment. The members of this generation are social and sharing images and information in social media is a central part of their communication (Kapusy and Lógó 2017); uploading videos or images of products can be a way to start conversations and gain social acceptance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature reports positive and negative effects of digital technologies in learning, depending on the skills and knowledge being developed (Hsin & Tsai, 2014). For example, tablets favor the development of skills such as independence (Bassiouni & Hackley, 2014), collaboration (Kucirkova, Messer & Sheeny, 2014) and social interaction (Chou, 2013), but can be responsible for the decreasing of time of attention and, consequently, for a lower retention of information or a cognitive overload (Bus, Takacs, & Kegel, 2014).…”
Section: Factors and Perceptions That Influence The Usage Of Digital mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ypač intensyvi šiame amžiuje vaiko psichinė raida, formuojasi valia ir gebėjimas reguliuoti savo jausmus. Neatsakingai, nesaugiai, neribotą laiką naudojamos IT gali neigiamai veikti tiek vaiko fizinę, tiek ir psichinę sveikatą (Dugdill, Crone, Murphy, 2009;Hastings ir kt., 2009;Patel ir kt., 2010;Bacys, 2012;Brunes, Augestad, Gudmundsdottir, 2013;Bassiouni, Hackley, 2014;McCrindle, 2014;Adaškevičienė, Strazdienė, 2017;Chan, Lake, Hansen, 2017).…”
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“…Mental development in this age is particularly intense, the will and ability to regulate their feelings are formed. Irresponsible, unsafe and unlimited use of IT can have negative consequences for both t physical and mental health of a child (Dugdill, Crone, Murphy, 2009;Hastings at al., 2009;Patel at al., 2010;Bacys, 2012;Brunes, Augestad, Gudmundsdottir, 2013, Bassiouni, Hackley, 2014McCrindle, 2014;Adaškevičienė, Strazdienė, 2017;Chan, Lake, Hansen, 2017).…”
Section: The Expanse Of Information Technologies In Primary Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%