Consumer behavior and culture : consequences for global marketing and advertising, Marieke de Mooij

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Consumer behavior and culture : consequences for global marketing and advertising, Marieke de Mooij

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consequences for global marketing and advertising

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Marieke de Mooij

Instantiates

• Consumer behavior and culture : consequences for global marketing and advertising

Publication

• Los Angeles, Calif. | London, SAGE Publications, 2011

Note

Rev. ed. of: Consumer behavior and culture / Marieke de Mooij. c2004

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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Contents

• 1. Consumer behavior across cultures -- Global consumers in a global village? -- Globalization and global consumer culture -- Converging and diverging consumer behavior -- Post-scarcity societies and the culture paradigm -- Global communities? -- New media -- Universalism -- Sense of history -- Branding and advertising: from global to multi-local -- Consumer behavior -- Model of cross-cultural consumer behavior -- 2. Values and culture -- Values -- The desirable and the desired -- Values are enduring -- Values in marketing -- Culture defined -- Comparing cultures -- The Emic and the Etic -- Measuring cultural values -- Individual and culture levels -- National cultures -- Dimensions of culture -- Relationship of man with nature -- High-context communication culture and low-context communication culture -- Dimensions of time -- Closure -- Time is linear or circular -- Monochronic and polychronic time -- Hofstede: five dimensions of national culture -- Power distance -- Individualism/collectivism -- Masculinity/femininity or the gender of nations (tough versus tender) -- Uncertainty avoidance -- Long-/short-term orientation -- Validation -- Schwartz: seven value types or motivational domains -- Autonomy (intellectual or affective) versus embeddedness -- Hierarchy versus egalitarianism -- Mastery versus harmony -- Overlap with the Hofstede dimensions -- Comparing dimensional models -- Application to consumer behavior -- Culture relationships -- 3. Convergence and divergence in consumer behavior -- Convergence theory -- Modernization -- Convergence: macro and micro level -- Convergence/divergence in consumer behavior -- National wealth as an explaining variable -- Over time, culture replaces income as an explanatory variable -- Radios, TV sets, and cars -- Information technology -- With increased wealth, cultural values become manifest -- Urbanization -- Urbanization and housing -- Urbanization and retail structure -- Population density -- Education -- Age distribution -- Household and family -- social class -- Ethnicity -- Climate -- Consumer behavior, national wealth, and culture -- The concept of the rational consumer -- Engel's Law
• 4. The consumer : attributes -- The concept of self -- Self-concept and branding -- Self-concept and advertising -- Self-enhancement and self-esteem -- Personality -- The brand personality concept -- Personal traits -- Identity and image -- The body and identity -- Corporate identity, brand identity, and brand image -- Attitude -- Attitude and behavior -- Attitudes toward food -- Attitudes toward health -- Attitudes toward consumption: materialism -- National pride and consumer ethnocentrism -- Attitudes toward country of origin -- Attitudes toward the environment -- Sex- and love-related attitudes -- Lifestyle -- 5. Social processes -- Motivation, needs, and drives -- Freud -- Maslow -- McClelland -- culture-related consumer needs and motives -- The status motive -- Face -- Green motives, t he environment -- Purity -- Convenience -- Car-buying motives -- Emotion -- Emotion and language -- Expression of emotions -- Recognition and judgement of expressions of emotions -- Display rules -- Emotion-eliciting events -- Emotions in advertising -- Emotional versus rational advertising -- Facial expressions: application to advertising -- Group processes -- Family and relationships: parents-children -- Conformity -- Inner-, outer-directedness -- Public and private self-consciousness -- Public and private space -- Appearance -- Reference groups -- Opinion leaders -- 6. Mental processes -- Cognition and cognitive styles -- Learning and memory -- Cognition and affect -- Cognitive and affective components of attitudes toward food -- Cognitive dissonance -- Language -- Language, perception, and memory -- Language in advertising and value studies -- Foreign language speaking and understanding -- Categorization -- Perception -- Selective perception -- Aesthetic experience -- Color perception -- Aesthetic preferences: paintings and music -- Field dependency -- The creative process -- Attribution -- Locus of control -- Information processing -- Processing advertising -- Western bias in cross-cultural analysis of advertising -- Processing visual images -- Processing foreign words -- Involvement theory -- Consumer decision-making styles -- Business decision making -- 7. Culture, communication, and media behavior -- Communication and culture -- Communication styles -- Verbal styles -- Nonverbal styles -- Interpersonal communication styles -- Communication and the electronic media -- Mass communication styles -- Advertising styles -- Direct versus indirect communication -- Mapping advertising styles -- Purpose of advertising -- Web communication styles -- Media behavior -- Television -- Radio -- Press media -- The Internet -- Responses to marketing communications -- Responses to sales promotions -- Responses to advertising -- Acceptance of advertising in general -- Consumers' relationships with the media -- Advertising appeals -- Brand communications across cultures -- Value structure maps -- Future of global advertising -- 8. Consumer behavior domains -- Product acquisition, usage, and ownership -- Food and beverages -- Processed food -- Soft drinks -- Mineral water -- Coffee and tea -- Alcoholic beverages -- Cigarettes -- Nondurable household products -- Personal care and cosmetics -- Clothing and footwear -- Household appliances -- Consumer electronics and personal computers -- Telecommunications -- Luxury articles -- Cars -- Leisure -- Leisure activities -- Pets -- Finance -- Shopping and buying behavior -- Complaining behavior -- Brand loyalty -- Adoption and diffusion of innovations -- Predicting market development across cultures

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704449522

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24 cm.

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2nd ed.

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xv, 403 p.

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9781412979900

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2010019234

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ill. (some col.)

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b2432715