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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"search intention"”.

  1. Joint relationship of four types of involvement (SI, EI, AMI and RI) : path analysis model combining mediation and moderation

    … comprehension, elaboration and information search intention their influences on such cognitive processes are only observed indirectly via the mediating role of AMI. No direct influence of SI and/or EI is observed when AMI is included in the models tested. In addition, AMI appears to be a …

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  2. Effects of clothing interest and knowledge on perceptions and evaluation of clothing products: moderating effects on price-perceived quality relationships

    … attributes on product evaluation and behavioral intentions were investigated. The impact of clothing interest and knowledge, price, and intrinsic attributes on attitude toward advertisements and perceptions of relevance, typicality, and fashionability were examined. Causal relationships among …

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  3. Consumer Search Behaviour and Adoption of Online Booking of Travel Services in Saudi Arabia

    … aim of this study was to investigate current search behaviour among Saudi consumers of travel services, to establish their attitudes towards, and adoption of online search and booking processes. It also aimed to explore current experiences within travel agencies of the adoption of online …

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  4. A Behavioural Data Approach Towards Predicting Direct Real Estate Markets in the United Kingdom

    … include behavioural data such as user-generated search query data that capture market sentiment and reach beyond the grasp of established macroeconomic indicators. These applications had considerable success in predicting a wide range of economic phenomena with the assumption that internet …

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  5. Work Stress, Meaning, And Values: A Study Of Intellectual Disability Support Staff

    … staff stress and poor psychological health, job search/intention to leave the job, and use of sick leave. Participants included staff members from an inpatient facility for people with intellectual disabilities located in North Mississippi (N = 135) between the reported ages of 19 and 61 years (M …

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  6. Analysis of Clothing Websites for Young Customer Retention based on A Model of Customer Relationship Management via the Internet

    … marketers and consumers. Little empirical research has addressed the role of Internet websites in retaining customers for particular brands or at particular stores. The purpose of this research was to determine the effects of the attitudes of a sample of young consumers aged 18 to 22 toward …

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  7. The effect of intrinsic, extrinsic cues and reference prices on buyers' perceptions of quality and value

    This dissertation research synthesizes knowledge from consumer behavior, psychology and applied economics to address a fundamental issue in marketing regarding how buyers evaluate products. Classical economic theory has assumed that buyers have perfect information about products and prices and that …

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