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Consumer Behavior

Classical and Contemporary perspectives
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Classical and Contemporary perspectives

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Consumer Behavior: Classical and Contemporary Perspectives provides a basic understanding of the subject of consumer behavior. A better understanding in terms of why and how people consume is particularly relevant in today’s society since consumption has become an increasingly important part of people’s lives. This book differs from most previous textbooks by describing the subject of consumer behavior based on two comprehensive theoretical fields: theories concerning consumer psychology and ...

Consumer Behavior: Classical and Contemporary Perspectives provides a basic understanding of the subject of consumer behavior. A better understanding in terms of why and how people consume is particularly relevant in today’s society since consumption has become an increasingly important part of people’s lives. This book differs from most previous textbooks by describing the subject of consumer behavior based on two comprehensive theoretical fields: theories concerning consumer psychology and decision-making, and theories concerning consumer culture and practices. These two perspectives complement one another and contribute to a better understanding of the complexity of consumption. Furthermore, the book has a sustainability perspective. The impact of consumption on the environment is important to highlight, not least with regard to future generations. The book also has a consumer perspective in that the consumer is not seen as a passive recipient of offers, but rather as an active actor who must be given the opportunity to make his or her voice heard. A better understanding of consumers’ different living conditions and the situations they encounter will give companies and other organizations a better chance to reach out to consumers and meet their needs. Consumer Behavior is also available in Swedish, published by Studentlitteratur.

    • Preface
    • Author presentations
      • 1
        9
        Introduction
        • 10
          The Purpose and Learning Objectives of the Book
        • 11
          The Definition of Consumer Behavior
        • 13
          The Book’s Two Points of Departure
        • 22
          The Two Comprehensive Theore-tical Perspectives of This Book
        • 25
          The Remaining Outline of the Book
        • 26
          Summary
  • Del I Introduction to Consumer Behavior
      • 2
        29
        Consumer Behavior in a Changing Society
        • 30
          A Changed Consumer Culture
        • 36
          Consumption and Well-Being
        • 38
          Consumption and Popular Culture
        • 39
          The Role of Advertising
        • 39
          Changes That Affect Consumption
        • 40
          Actors That View Consumers as Subjects
        • 44
          Summary
      • 3
        45
        The History of the Subject of Consumer Behavior
        • 46
          Consumer Behavior as a Field of Research
        • 47
          The Development of the Subject over Time
        • 51
          Consumer Behavior Research from 1980 up until Today
        • 53
          Consumer Research with a Focus on Sustainability
        • 56
          Summary
  • Del II Theories Concerning Consumer Psychology and Decision-Making
      • 4
        61
        The Buying Decision and Consumption Process
        • 62
          The Stages of the Buying Decision Process
        • 67
          The Stages of the Consumption Process
        • 70
          Factors Influencing Purchases and Consumption
        • 80
          Summary
      • 5
        81
        Involvement and Different Types of Buying Behaviors
        • 82
          Involvement
        • 92
          Different Buying Behaviors
        • 97
          Decision Rules and Decision-Making Strategies
        • 99
          Influencing Decisions
        • 100
          Summary
      • 6
        101
        Habits and Loyalty
        • 102
          Habits
        • 114
          Loyalty
        • 117
          Measuring Loyalty
        • 118
          Two Key Dimensions of Loyalty – Behavior and Mentality
        • 126
          Summary
      • 7
        127
        Values and Attitudes
        • 129
          Values
        • 134
          Attitudes
        • 143
          Attitudes and Cultural Differences as Basis for Segmentation
        • 148
          Summary
      • 8
        149
        Learning, Memory and Information Processes
        • 150
          Perspectives on Learning
        • 156
          Memory and Information
        • 164
          Summary
      • 9
        165
        Personality and Lifestyle
        • 166
          Personality
        • 178
          Lifestyle
        • 185
          Summary
  • Del III Theories Concerning Consumer Culture and Practices
      • 10
        189
        Introduction to Theories Concerning Consumer Culture and Practices
        • 190
          Consumer Culture as a Field of Research
        • 191
          Four Research Approaches within CCT
        • 198
          Consumption Practices as a Field of Research
        • 204
          Summary
      • 11
        205
        Cultures
        • 206
          Cultural Meanings
        • 207
          Cultural Categories
        • 208
          Cultural Principles
        • 211
          Processes through which Culture is Created
        • 214
          Consumption in Different Countries and Regions
        • 215
          Globalization, Localization, Glocalization
        • 218
          Counter cultures and Political Consumption
        • 219
          Summary
      • 12
        221
        Social Structures, Social Comparison and Group Dynamics
        • 222
          Social Structures
        • 233
          Social Comparison
        • 238
          Different Groups and Group Dynamics
        • 246
          Summary
      • 13
        247
        Relations to Artifacts
        • 248
          Artifacts
        • 251
          Aestheticization
        • 253
          Relations to Artifacts and the Value and Status of Objects
        • 257
          Relations to Brands
        • 258
          Collecting as a Consumption Phenomenon
        • 260
          The Sharing Economy
        • 265
          Minimalism and Voluntary Simplicity
        • 266
          Summary
  • Del IV Conclusion
      • 14
        269
        Reflections: After Consumption
        • 270
          Two Comprehensive Theoretical Perspectives that Complement One Another
        • 274
          The Book’s Two Points of Departure
        • 275
          After Consumption
        • 279
          The Consequences of Consumption – Who Is Responsible?
        • 281
          Summary
    • 283
      References
    • 305
      Index

Information

Författare:
Karin M. Ekström Mikael Ottosson Anders Parment
Översättare:
Rikard Ehnsiö
Språk:
Engelska
ISBN:
9789144116815
Utgivningsår:
2017
Artikelnummer:
39437-01
Upplaga:
Första
Sidantal:
310

Författare

Karin M. Ekström

Karin M. Ekström är professor i företagsekonomi vid Högskolan i Borås där hon leder forskargruppen Sustainable Consumption Research Group.Karin M. ...

Mikael Ottosson

Mikael Ottosson är fil.dr och universitetslektor i företagsekonomi vid Linköpings universitet. Hans forskningsintressen är hållbar konsumtion och h...

Anders Parment

Anders Parment är verksam som forskare och universitetslektor vid Stockholms universitet. Han är även prisbelönt och uppskattad föreläsare och rådg...

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Consumer Behavior: Classical and Contemporary Perspectives provides a basic understanding of the subject of consumer behavior. A better understanding in terms of why and how people consume is particularly relevant in today’s society since consumption has become an increasingly important part of people’s lives. This book differs from most previous textbooks by describing the subject of consumer behavior based on two comprehensive theoretical fields: theories concerning consumer psychology an...

Consumer Behavior: Classical and Contemporary Perspectives provides a basic understanding of the subject of consumer behavior. A better understanding in terms of why and how people consume is particularly relevant in today’s society since consumption has become an increasingly important part of people’s lives. This book differs from most previous textbooks by describing the subject of consumer behavior based on two comprehensive theoretical fields: theories concerning consumer psychology and decision-making, and theories concerning consumer culture and practices. These two perspectives complement one another and contribute to a better understanding of the complexity of consumption. Furthermore, the book has a sustainability perspective. The impact of consumption on the environment is important to highlight, not least with regard to future generations. The book also has a consumer perspective in that the consumer is not seen as a passive recipient of offers, but rather as an active actor who must be given the opportunity to make his or her voice heard. A better understanding of consumers’ different living conditions and the situations they encounter will give companies and other organizations a better chance to reach out to consumers and meet their needs. Consumer Behavior is also available in Swedish, published by Studentlitteratur.

Information

Författare:
Karin M. Ekström Mikael Ottosson Anders Parment
Översättare:
Rikard Ehnsiö
Språk:
Engelska
ISBN:
9789144163413
Utgivningsår:
2017
Artikelnummer:
39437-SB01
Upplaga:
Första

Författare

Karin M. Ekström

Karin M. Ekström är professor i företagsekonomi vid Högskolan i Borås där hon leder forskargruppen Sustainable Consumption Research Group.Karin M. ...

Mikael Ottosson

Mikael Ottosson är fil.dr och universitetslektor i företagsekonomi vid Linköpings universitet. Hans forskningsintressen är hållbar konsumtion och h...

Anders Parment

Anders Parment är verksam som forskare och universitetslektor vid Stockholms universitet. Han är även prisbelönt och uppskattad föreläsare och rådg...

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