2007
DOI: 10.5850/jksct.2007.31.2.236
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The Influence of Consumer's Shopping Values on the Evaluations of Fashion Product Attributes and Brand Re-purchase Intention - Focused on the Moderating Role of Price Level -

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“…For example, through the aesthetic attributes of their clothing, older women can express their internal desires and gain benefits such as self-confidence (related to looking younger than their ages), psychological satisfaction, and pride (Moon, Yoon, & Jeong, 2002). A number of studies have found that aesthetic cues influence consωners ' perceptions of value (Park, Koo, & Koo, 2006;Yeo & Lee, 1996). Functional cues include good fit, durability, ease of care, comfort, and quality.…”
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“…For example, through the aesthetic attributes of their clothing, older women can express their internal desires and gain benefits such as self-confidence (related to looking younger than their ages), psychological satisfaction, and pride (Moon, Yoon, & Jeong, 2002). A number of studies have found that aesthetic cues influence consωners ' perceptions of value (Park, Koo, & Koo, 2006;Yeo & Lee, 1996). Functional cues include good fit, durability, ease of care, comfort, and quality.…”
Section: The Relationship Between Aesthetic and Functional Cues And Pmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Oh's (2000) brand awareness sc삶6 was adapted by changing somε questions and measuring the pop띠ariη and degree to brand is remembered by consumers To measure perceived value, questions regarding economic value were taken from Teas and Agarwal (2000), Zeithaml (1988), and Forsythe et al (1999), and questions about psychological value were from Lee (2009). To measure rεpurchase intentions, questions from Forsythe et al (1999) and Park et al (2006) were used, but the original scales were revised to include repurchase intentions with loyalty toward brand. AlI of the question used five-point Likert scales ranging from strongly disagree to strongly agree.…”
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“…I have an intention to recommend secondhand fashion goods to others in the future. Park et al (2007) Self-confidence in Fashion Coordination SC1. I know how to select the style that goes well with me.…”
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“…. (Park, Ku, & Koo, 2007 (Park & Mittal, 1985). (Kim, 2002;Seo, Hong, & Jin, 2002 (Lee, 1997;Lim et al, 2006).…”
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