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DOI: 10.1086/209025
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The Role of Family Communication in Consumer Socialization of Children and Adolescents

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“…As agents, parents transmit to their children a wide variety of properties necessary for socialization, such as norms, attitudes, motivations, and behaviors (Ahmad et al, 2011;Carlson & Grossbart, 1988;Moschis, 1985;Savage, 2007;Scaglioni et al, 2011). In our framework, at the beginning of period 1, parents as agents initiate consumer socialization of children.…”
Section: Parents As Consumer Socialization Agentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As agents, parents transmit to their children a wide variety of properties necessary for socialization, such as norms, attitudes, motivations, and behaviors (Ahmad et al, 2011;Carlson & Grossbart, 1988;Moschis, 1985;Savage, 2007;Scaglioni et al, 2011). In our framework, at the beginning of period 1, parents as agents initiate consumer socialization of children.…”
Section: Parents As Consumer Socialization Agentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consumer socialization occurs primarily through media, parents, and peers (Ahmad, Sidin, & Omar, 2011;Carruth & Skinner, 2001;Moschis, 1985;Özmete, 2009). This paper focuses specifically on parents as consumer socialization agents, as they are considered to have the most significant effect on children's decision making (McNeal, 1992).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…La auto-imagen y el comportamiento del consumidor Newman, 1957;Birdwell, 1968;Grubb y Hupp, 1968;Dolich, 1969;Green, Maheshwari y Rao, 1969;Bearden y Etzel, 1982;Moschis, 1985;Shimp y Sharma 1987;Belk, 1988;Bearden et al, 1989;Johansson, 1989;Giddens, 1991;Thompson y Haytko, 1997;Fournier, 1998;Luna-Arocas, 2000;Sun et al, 2014. Congruencia del objeto consumido con la identidad del consumidor Giddens, 1991;Fournier, 1998;Forehand y Deshpande, 2001;Grier y Deshpande, 2001;Forehand et al, 2002;Reed y Forehand, 2003;Edson y Bettman, 2005;Park, et al 2010;Lee, 2013. Influencia social en la identidad de los individuos y el consumo Diener, 1984;Deaux y Major, 1987;Tajfel y Turner, 1986;Markus y Kitayama, 1991;Banaji y Prentice, 1994;Walsh y Banaji, 1997;Steele, 1988;Tesser, 1988;Pelham y Swann, 1989;Andersen et al, 1997;Cleveland et al, 2013.…”
Section: Congruencia En El Consumo Con La Identidad Del Consumidorunclassified
“…Así, mientras algunos investigadores de la época se centraron en el valor sentimental de determinados objetos, analizando el lazo interpersonal de los consumidores para explicar la adquisición de determinados productos y marcas (Csikszentmihalyi y Rochberg-Halton, 1981;Harter, 1986;Sirgy, et al, 1998), otros autores focalizaron en la importancia de adquirir objetos simbólicos que acercaran al individuo a su grupo de referencia (Bearden y Etzel, 1982;Moschis, 1985Moschis, , 1987Shimp y Sharma 1987;Bearden et al, 1989;Johansson, 1989).…”
Section: La Congruencia Del Objeto De Consumo Y La Identidad Delunclassified