我国大学生消费者购物决策风格的实证分析

作为消费者行为研究领域的一个重要概念,消费者购物决策风格日益受到学者们的关注。本研究以江苏、浙江两地的大学生为调查对象,将消费者购物决策风格量表用于对中国情境下的大学生消费者的测量。本文在文献回顾与数据收集的基础上,进行了探索性因子分析与验证性因子分析,最后指出研究结论、营销启示及局限性等。     

消费者购物决策风格量表研究述评与展望

消费者购物决策风格是一种心智导向,它表征了消费者做出决策的方式,具有认知和情感特征。它在很长时间内相对稳定,决定着消费者的行为,因此可以作为市场细分的依据。消费者购物决策风格是消费者行为研究的核心主题之一,消费者购物风格量表(CSI)的引入使得对消费者购物决策风格的研究得到了极大的发展。本文详尽回顾了20年来采用CSI研究消费者购物决策风格的发展历程,对相关文献做了梳理和评述,并对CSI在我国的本土化应用进行了展望。     

零售业态惠顾意向与农村消费者购物决策风格关系研究

以青岛市为代表,实证研究了零售业态惠顾意向与消费者购物决策风格之间的关系.探索性因子分析发现,青岛市农村居民具有6种购物决策风格,即时尚享乐型、品牌习惯型、困惑不决型、经济实惠型、精明细致型与完美质量型.回归分析进一步揭示,零售业态惠顾意向与购物决策风格部分存在显著的相关关系.     

基于消费者购物决策风格的农村零售商业发展探讨

本文以山东青岛市为代表,运用实证研究方法对农村居民购物决策风格维度进行研究;在深入分析不同购物决策风格消费者行为特征的基础上,为农村零售商业的发展提出针对性的对策建议.     

辽宁省老年消费者决策风格研究

随着辽宁老年人口比重的增加,辽宁"银发市场"蕴含巨大的商机,文章在分析辽宁老年消费者决策风格的基础上,对辽宁老年消费市场的开发提出了建议。     

基于购物渠道影响的消费者效用感知研究

效用感知是消费者实施购物行为的先决条件,购物渠道影响下的消费者效用感知已经成为学者们关注和研究的热点问题.本文在既往研究基础上,通过借鉴经济学中的效用函数理论和市场营销学中的消费者风险行为理论建立了消费者购物决策模型.该模型中的消费者效用函数可以用于比较分析不同类型消费者在网络购物渠道和传统购物渠道中的购物决策差异.其分析结果可以为网络经销商在竞争中取得成功提供了理论基础.     

购物效用影响消费者对超市选择的实证研究

不同形态的超市,如大卖场、中型超市、便利店给消费者提供的购物效用具有较大的差别,超市消费者的购物效用影响其择店决策,而不同群体的消费者之间也具有显著的需求差别,超市可以据此制定竞争策略。     

基于AISAS模型的网络购物消费决策与电商营销策略研究

随着网络的不断发展,网络购物的规模也在不断扩大,网络购物消费者行为较传统的消费者行为而言有其特殊性。本文旨在通过调查分析,基于AISAS模型,了解网络购物消费者特征,以消费者决策过程为线索,从需求唤醒能力、搜索、消费体验、售后保障这四个维度进行分析,为电商的营销提供策略参考意见。     

移动网络消费者微购物行为的影响因素研究

文章在Leon Schiffman购买模型基础上,加入移动网络平台属性,研究消费者微购物行为。通过201份问卷的统计分析,研究网络平台属性、企业和产品因素对消费者购买决策的输入作用、消费者个人因素和心理因素对决策加工过程的影响以及消费者决策结果输出对下一次购买决策的影响。通过人口细分变量与各因素的交叉分析消费者微购物的特点。     

C2C服装网络消费决策风格及其特点研究

随着电子商务的发展,网络消费者的购物行为和决策心理越来越引起陶宝商家的关注。只有了解消费者的消费心理和购物习惯,商家才能制定相应的营销策略及有针对性地做好用户体验。本研究在总结国内外有关消费者决策风格研究的基础上,以大学生为研究对象,通过编制《大学生C2C服装网络消费决策风格问卷》,探讨其在淘宝网购买服装这一消费过程中所采取的决策风格及其特点差异。     

Retail market segmentation: the use of consumer decision-making styles,overall satisfaction and demographics

The objective of the current study was to determine segments of younger and older retail shoppers on the basis of the use of decision-making styles, overall satisfaction and demographic factors. To collect data for this study a structured questionnaire was administered to a sample of 894 urban shoppers residing in two cities in Botswana whose ages were between 18 and 64 years. The shoppers were intercepted in the shopping malls. The unique aspects of this study include the analysis of age differences in the factor structure of consumer decision-making styles as well as the investigation of hybrid segments of the general shopping public using consumer decision-making styles in conjunction with overall satisfaction and demographic factors. Eight decision-making styles emerged for both younger and older shoppers. However, only three styles being Time energy conserving, Perfectionism, and Habitual buying emerged in both age groups. The key findings also reflected that both younger and older shoppers were represented in three segments which were labelled as: uninhibited, functional and laid-back shoppers. Younger shoppers were also classified as recreational quality seekers whilst older shoppers were labelled as novelty–quality seekers. The use of decision-making styles varied significantly across the four segments in each age group. Further differences were observed based on overall satisfaction, education, marital status and income subject to the age group. These results represent a solid attempt to extend knowledge of shopping behaviour in a modern retail sector within a developing country, which is essential for retail mix development and positioning strategies.     

Consumer Decision-Making Styles of Young-Adult Chinese

The dimensions and profiles of consumer decision-making styles of young-adult Chinese are investigated using a modified model of consumer decision-making styles and data recently collected from five Chinese universities. The results are then compared with those of similar studies using American and Korean data. While the dimensions of consumer decision-making styles are similar in these three countries, differences in consumer purchasing power and, maturity of the consumer market may contribute to the differences in consumer decision-making styles.     

人文与现代营销

经济的全球化必然带来企业营销的全球化 ,企业如何在现代国际竞争中实现企业发展目标 ,必须紧抓营销的核心 :人文因素。人文对消费有着普遍的影响 ,消费者常常通过购买某种产品 ,从中得到某种文化涵义 ,并利用它来创造和实现一种自我价值。所以 ,消费者需求反映消费者的人文内涵 ;产品文化里折射目标群体的人文特征 ;人文特征的把握是广告传播效果达成的基础和关键 ;人文因素也制约促销策略和分销策略     

Male Consumer Decision-Making Styles

The neglect of men in consumer decision-making research is lamentable given the clear evidence that they are an important shopping group and are likely to make shopping decisions differently from women. This study addresses the subject of male decision making using Sproles and Kendall's () Consumer Styles Inventory (CSI). All of the original eight traits and four new traits namely; store-loyal/low-price seeking, time-energy conserving, confused time-restricted and store-promiscuity were identified for men. The study also demonstrated the potential of the CSI for segmenting markets as meaningful and distinct groups of buyers with different decision-making styles were identified. The findings suggest that retailers should appeal to their buyers by improving the efficiency of the shopping process and value perceptions when dealing with male shoppers.     

Brand popularity as an advertising cue affecting consumer evaluation on sustainable brands: a comparison study of Korea,China, and Russia

This study examines how brand popularity in conjunction with consumers' varied styles of decision-making, as well as other consumer characteristics, can influence the overall evaluation of a sustainable brand. The results of our empirical analysis show that the effect of brand popularity varies widely according to which countries one considers. Here we examined Korea, China, and Russia, and found in each country that popularity significantly influenced consumers' evaluations of sustainable brands, yet in very different aspects. In Korea, when the brand popularity cue was presented, a significant positive influence on consumer evaluation resulted. However, China showed a significant negative influence, while Russia showed neutral, insignificant results. In addition, we found also that both a brand's fashion leadership and its connection with sustainable, conscientious causes can work as moderators. Finally, we found that consumer decision-making style varies not only according to fashion leadership and sustainability involvement, but that each country had a different opinion on sustainability in general. Thus, several important implications for international marketing are here presented.     

Generation Y female and male decision-making styles in Iran: are they different?

In the early 2000s the Iranian government liberalized investment regulations and many foreign companies entered this high potential market where end-user consumers mainly comprise young people. Unfortunately, there are few studies of shopping behavior. This study compares Generation Y female and male consumer decision-making styles to offer guidelines to Iranian and overseas marketers. Sproles and Kendall's Consumer Styles Inventory (CSI) was adopted. The results show some differences between female and male decision-making styles, suggesting that gender affects shopping behavior. Identification of new traits suggests that CSI cannot be applied without considering socio-cultural factors.     

Chinese consumer decision-making styles: A comparison between the coastal and inland regions

China is rapidly becoming an important market for consumer goods, but relatively little is known about variations in consumer shopping patterns in different regions of China. We employ a cultural materialism perspective in understanding decision-making styles of inland and coastal shoppers. Our findings reveal that consumers in the two regional markets do not differ in utilitarian shopping styles but they do in hedonic shopping styles. Marketers need to understand these differences to be able to market effectively to consumers in different regional markets within China.     

Female consumers: Decision-making in brand-driven retail

This article is a theory-building exploratory study conducted to investigate how female shoppers make meaning in a branded-retail store shopping experience. This study extends research on retail consumers' decision-making and the retail shopping experience using hermeneutic phenomenology. The authors conducted in-depth interviews with respondents, who were self-identified customers of a leading intimate apparel retailer. The results suggest that consumers' retail shopping decision-making incorporates a complex set of interactive components that are brand-driven and simultaneously affect and are affected by the interaction of in-store shopping and retail setting. The findings show a rich understanding of the consumer decision-making process is achievable by including the actual in-store experience, consumers' prior contextual experiences and expectations regarding retail visits.     

消费者参与品牌社群的内在动机研究

当今,品牌社群研究已成为国际品牌研究领域的一个前沿问题。然而,目前尚未有完整反映品牌社群形成机理的研究出现。为了揭示这一形成机理,文章从消费者需要角度来探究消费者参与品牌社群的动机。通过首次编制用于调查消费者参与品牌社群动机的问卷,并据此对296名消费者进行调查。然后,通过探索性和验证性因子分析得出消费者参与品牌社群动机的5因子模型,包括社交动机、休闲娱乐动机、信息动机、能力成就动机和经济利益动机。最后,对研究结论做出了讨论,并提出了后续研究方向。     

Consumer innovativeness and consumer decision styles: a confirmatory and segmentation analysis

Consumer decision styles (CDS) are important for marketers because they determine consumer behaviours that are relatively stable over time and hence are useful for market segmentation. The study has confirmed the existence of the original US characteristics as well as put forward two new characteristics specific to the Indian context, namely, ‘dissatisfied shopping consciousness’ and ‘store loyal’. Thereafter, a multi-step cluster analysis was employed to classify the respondents into groups based on their CDS. Five homogeneous and distinct decision-making segments have been identified. In order to validate the cluster solutions, a K-means clustering procedure was performed by taking random initial seeds to set the cluster centres. The paper also seeks to investigate whether consumers’ innovativeness is associated with their CDS. The findings are discussed and recommendations are proffered for managers and future research.