analysis of the stimuli of londoners´ fashion-oriented impulse buying behaviour los estímulos del comportamiento de los londinenses en sus compras impulsivas de productos de moda

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Abstract
This paper explores the stimuli behind fashion-oriented impulse purchases within physicalshopping environments. The main focus of the study is the stimuli behind ‘emotional’ and‘rational’ consumer’s responses. The primary qualitative data was collected by indepthinterview methodology in a sample of 10 workingwomen from London aged between 25and 35 years. Findings mainly suggest that fashion-oriented impulse purchases, especiallyfor clothing,are influenced by a wide variety of stimuli/responses in a similar way asplanned purchases. However, there are specific stimuli/responses that trigger impulsebuying in a higher degree for the studied sample.
Este documento explora los estímulos involucrados en las compras impulsivas de productos de moda dentro de ambientes físicos de compra. El principal foco de este estudio son los estímulos que generan respuestas ‘emocionales’ y ‘racionales’ en el consumidor.Los datos cualitativos primarios fueron recolectados utilizando la metodología de entrevistas a profundidad en una muestra de 10 mujeres trabajadoras en Londres con edades entre 25 y 35 años. Los resultados principalmente sugieren que las compras impulsivas de productos relacionados con moda, especialmente vestuario, pueden ser influenciadas por una gran variedad de estímulos/respuesta de manera similar a las compras planeadas. Sin embargo, se encontraron específicos estímulos/respuesta que estimulanlas compras impulsivas en un mayor nivel para la muestra estudiada.
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Authors ;Silvia M. Ceballos
Journal transition metal chemistry
Year 2010
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