The book focusses on exploring the behaviour of young consumers as individuals and societal members. It addresses different aspects of consumption activities of children as individuals, such as motivation and involvement, perception, learning, attitude, the self, and personality. It presents chapters on consumer behaviour in social settings contextualised to young consumers, ranging from culture, sub-culture, income, social class, family, to groups. It also covers more contemporary issues with regards to young consumer behaviour such as neuromarketing, social media, and consumer misbehaviour.…mehr
The book focusses on exploring the behaviour of young consumers as individuals and societal members. It addresses different aspects of consumption activities of children as individuals, such as motivation and involvement, perception, learning, attitude, the self, and personality. It presents chapters on consumer behaviour in social settings contextualised to young consumers, ranging from culture, sub-culture, income, social class, family, to groups. It also covers more contemporary issues with regards to young consumer behaviour such as neuromarketing, social media, and consumer misbehaviour. Specifically, the book bridges the gap between historical perspectives and contemporary issues.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ayantunji Gbadamosi (Bsc (Hons), MSc, PhD, FHEA, FCIM) lectures at Royal Docks School of Business and Law of the University of East London, UK. He was formerly the Leader for Research and Knowledge Exchange in the school. He is listed in Who's Who in the World.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of contents List of contributors Preface Acknowledgements PART I: Introduction and Theoretical Background Chapter 1: The changing landscape of young consumer behaviour PART II: Young Consumers as Individuals Chapter 2: Children's consumer perception Chapter 3: Learning and consumer socialisation in children Chapter 4: Young consumers' motivation and involvement: uses and gratifications perspective Chapter 5: Exploring personality, identity and self-concept among young consumers Chapter 6: Attitudes and persuasion in young consumer behaviour PART III: Young consumers and Marketing Strategies Chapter 7: Brand, branding, and brand culture among young consumers Chapter 8: Pricing, income, and brand symbolism: exploring young consumers' understanding of value Chapter 9: The young ones, shopping and marketing channels: what actually shapes their mind? Chapter 10: Marketing communications and the young consumer: evidence from a developing country Chapter 11: Digital marketing and the young consumer Chapter 12: Services and relationship marketing: perspectives on young consumers Chapter 13: Segmenting the children's market Chapter 14: Amplifying the voices of young consumers in food advertising research PART IV: Young Consumers in Social and Cultural Contexts Chapter 15: Reference groups and opinion leadership in children's consumption decisions Chapter 16: Youth subcultural theory: making space for a new perspective Chapter 17: Young consumer misbehaviour: a perspective from developing countries Chapter 18: Faith, religion and young consumer behaviour Chapter 19: Children's consumer behaviour in developing countries in the twenty-first century PART V: Social Marketing and Consumerism: Perspectives on Young Consumers Chapter 20: Social marketing and the protection of the young consumer Chapter 21: Consumerism and consumer protection: a focus on young consumers Index
Table of contents List of contributors Preface Acknowledgements PART I: Introduction and Theoretical Background Chapter 1: The changing landscape of young consumer behaviour PART II: Young Consumers as Individuals Chapter 2: Children's consumer perception Chapter 3: Learning and consumer socialisation in children Chapter 4: Young consumers' motivation and involvement: uses and gratifications perspective Chapter 5: Exploring personality, identity and self-concept among young consumers Chapter 6: Attitudes and persuasion in young consumer behaviour PART III: Young consumers and Marketing Strategies Chapter 7: Brand, branding, and brand culture among young consumers Chapter 8: Pricing, income, and brand symbolism: exploring young consumers' understanding of value Chapter 9: The young ones, shopping and marketing channels: what actually shapes their mind? Chapter 10: Marketing communications and the young consumer: evidence from a developing country Chapter 11: Digital marketing and the young consumer Chapter 12: Services and relationship marketing: perspectives on young consumers Chapter 13: Segmenting the children's market Chapter 14: Amplifying the voices of young consumers in food advertising research PART IV: Young Consumers in Social and Cultural Contexts Chapter 15: Reference groups and opinion leadership in children's consumption decisions Chapter 16: Youth subcultural theory: making space for a new perspective Chapter 17: Young consumer misbehaviour: a perspective from developing countries Chapter 18: Faith, religion and young consumer behaviour Chapter 19: Children's consumer behaviour in developing countries in the twenty-first century PART V: Social Marketing and Consumerism: Perspectives on Young Consumers Chapter 20: Social marketing and the protection of the young consumer Chapter 21: Consumerism and consumer protection: a focus on young consumers Index
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