percepÇÃo da presenÇa dos outros consumidores e sua relaÇÃo com emoÇÕes e valor hedÔnico de compra
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Abstract
This paper investigates how the perception of other customers’ presence relates to emotions and hedonic shopping value in a popular retail environment. We conducted a survey with 247 customers and used structural equation modeling, and found a significant effect of other customers’ presence on individual consumer response in the purchasing process. This study makes an important contribution to the field of consumer behavior in retail environments, since the validation of the scale (Other Customers’ Perception) in traditional retail allows the possibility to better understand the impact of retail environment’s social dimension in a variety of contexts. It also corroborates that consumer experience involves more than simply assessing retailers’ performance, drawing attention to social factors in the retailing environment.
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| Authors | ;Edvan Cruz Aguiar;Salomão Alencar de Farias |
| Journal | elementa: science of the anthropocene |
| Year | 2015 |
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