2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jretconser.2017.06.008
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Consumer emotions: Determinants and outcomes in a shopping mall

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“…The PAD model assumes that people's perceptions regarding an environment, such as stimuli, can affect users' emotions in different ways, which in turn acts on their experiences towards this environment. With the development of e-commerce [26,27], studies have extensively investigated the effect of emotion on consumption behaviors, such as impulsive buying and usage of e-commerce websites [28]. For example, Zheng et al (2019) [29] investigated the mediating effect of customer emotion on the relationship between situational factors and impulse buying behavior in a retailing context.…”
Section: Theory Of Pleasure-arousal-dominance (Pad)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The PAD model assumes that people's perceptions regarding an environment, such as stimuli, can affect users' emotions in different ways, which in turn acts on their experiences towards this environment. With the development of e-commerce [26,27], studies have extensively investigated the effect of emotion on consumption behaviors, such as impulsive buying and usage of e-commerce websites [28]. For example, Zheng et al (2019) [29] investigated the mediating effect of customer emotion on the relationship between situational factors and impulse buying behavior in a retailing context.…”
Section: Theory Of Pleasure-arousal-dominance (Pad)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Especially for mall management. Das and Varshneya [8] suggested to point out mall atmospherics to capture consumers' excitement and value perceptions. There are several research and innovation on technology advancement [9][10] [11] for mall industry that developed Bluetooth beacon technology and GPS-based to map for products at mall.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, Ryu et al (2012) argued that the physical environment in relation to matters such as lighting, decor, design, and employees' appearance can have a significant effect on customer satisfaction. In general, the literature offers vast evidence showing that pleasing aesthetics in relation to mall layout, interior, color, lighting, noise, temperature, and architectural design have a positive impact on the emotions of shoppers and their cognitive evaluation of malls as a viable retail platform, thus driving their satisfaction (Das & Varshneya, 2017;Idoko, Ukenna, & Obeta, 2019). Thus, we present Hypothesis 1: H1: Pleasing food court ambience (cleanliness, decor, lighting, noise, etc.…”
Section: Hypothesis Development Related To Food Court Attributesmentioning
confidence: 94%