2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1676-56482008000200006
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Análise das metas do consumidor: uma contribuição metodológica

Abstract: ©Copyright 2008 FGV-EAESP/RAE-eletrônica. Todos os direitos reservados. Permitida a citação parcial, desde que identificada a fonte. Proibida a reprodução total. Em caso de dúvidas, consulte a Redação: raeredacao@fgv.br; 55 (11) 3281-7898. ARTIGOS -ANÁLISE DAS METAS DO CONSUMIDOR RESUMOO objetivo principal deste trabalho é contribuir teórica e metodologicamente para a pesquisa do comportamento, orientado para metas do consumidor, por meio da proposição e da verificação da aplicabilidade da abordagem de Cadeia… Show more

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“…In this study we propose keeping the three conceptual levels (HAVE, DO and BE) from the model by Huffman, Ratneshwar and Mick (2000) considering the simplification proposed by Ligas (2000) and, using as a reference other studies that contributed to widen knowledge , 1999;HOUSTON;WALKER, 1996;PARK;SMITH, 1989;GUTMAN, 1997;LEE;ARIELY, 2006;ESCUDERO;PRADO, 2008;SCHAUERTE, 2009), we will seek to identify the sequential relationship between Attributes, Benefits and Values (A-B-V) that guide the decision making process of men and women to achieve utilitarian and hedonic goals in shopping malls.…”
Section: The Consumer's Hierarchy Of Goalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this study we propose keeping the three conceptual levels (HAVE, DO and BE) from the model by Huffman, Ratneshwar and Mick (2000) considering the simplification proposed by Ligas (2000) and, using as a reference other studies that contributed to widen knowledge , 1999;HOUSTON;WALKER, 1996;PARK;SMITH, 1989;GUTMAN, 1997;LEE;ARIELY, 2006;ESCUDERO;PRADO, 2008;SCHAUERTE, 2009), we will seek to identify the sequential relationship between Attributes, Benefits and Values (A-B-V) that guide the decision making process of men and women to achieve utilitarian and hedonic goals in shopping malls.…”
Section: The Consumer's Hierarchy Of Goalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Applying the personal values approach, in the context of automobile consumer behavior, began being given attention in a study by Vinson et al (1977) and has also aroused the attention of various authors (Fernandes, 2007; Escudero and Prado, 2008; Mueller and de Haan, 2009; Ramalho and Ayrosa, 2011). Some studies, such as those by Allen and Ng (1999), Allen (2000), Torres and Allen (2009), suggest that the influence of values on consumer preference does not only occur by means of tangible attributes, but also by intangible symbolic elements.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature lists several studies regarding the influence of personal values on automobile purchase behavior (Vinson et al , 1977; Fernandes, 2007; Escudero and Prado, 2008; Ramalho and Ayrosa, 2011; Torres and Allen, 2009; Jato and Licht, 2009; Nunes, 2010; Fantini et al , 2011; Steg et al , 2001; Gatersleben, 2011; Heath and Scott, 1998; Steg, 2005). However, there have been few studies, with the specific objective of identifying connections between vehicle attributes and the personal values of the consumers, which have investigated the phenomenon in depth (Escudero and Prado, 2008; Nunes, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A aplicação desta abordagem no contexto do comportamento do consumidor de automóveis começa a receber destaque com o trabalho de Vinson, Scott e Lamont (1977) e, tem despertado a atenção de diversos autores (FERNANDES, 2007;ESCUDERO;PRADO, 2008;MUELLER;HAAN, 2009;RAMALHO;AYROSA, 2009). Alguns trabalhos, como os de Allen e Ng (1999), Allen (2000), Torres e Allen (2009), sugerem que a influência dos valores pessoais na preferência de consumo ocorre não apenas por intermédio de atributos tangíveis, mas também, por elementos simbólicos intangíveis.…”
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