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Explore the impact of temporal factors, shopping behaviors, impulsive shopping, atmospheres, and antecedent conditions on consumer behavior. Learn about the effects of time pressure, seasons, and day cycles, as well as shopping values and impulsivity factors influencing consumer choices. Dive into the significance of atmospherics, servicescape, and social settings in shaping consumer experiences. Gain insights into economic resources, mood states, and security aspects affecting consumer decision-making. 8
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Consumer in Situations Chapter 10
Situations • What are they? • Why do they matter?
Time and Consumer Behavior • Temporal factors • Time pressure • Less time = • Time of Year • Seasonality • Time of Day • Circadian cycles • Effects • Advertiming
Places and Consumer Behavior • Shopping • Shopping Activities • Acquisitional shopping • Epistemic shopping • Experiential shopping • Impulsive shopping • Shopping Value • Personal value • Utilitarian / Hedonic • Value & Shopping • Retail personality • Functional quality • Affective quality
Impulsive Shopping • Impulsive shopping • Impulsive v. Unplanned shopping • Point-of-purchase • Utilitarian • Susceptibility • Impulsivity • Colors, prices, smells • Consumer self-regulation • Action-oriented • State-oriented • Impulsive v. Compulsive
Places Have Atmospheres • Atmospherics • Servicescape • Functional quality • Affective quality
Atmosphere Elements • Two factors • Fit • Congruity
Atmosphere Elements • Odors • Olfactory • Citrus • Music • Foreground • Background • Affects • Color • Blue and red
Atmosphere Elements • Social settings • Social Environment • Crowding • Nonlinear effect • Shopping buddies • Salespeople • Virtual shopping
Antecedent Conditions • What are they? • Economic Resources • Buying power • Consumer budgeting • Mood • Good mood • Bad mood • Security and fearfulness