2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.tmp.2020.100755
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How does parent heritage brand preference affect brand extension loyalty? A moderated mediation analysis

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“…In addition, a connection between the decision-makers and the policy is built when they tend to accept and occupy the symbolic value from a specific policy. According to the connection theory, the stronger the association between the individuals and the policy, the more likely they are to be satisfied with the symbolic needs met by the policy, and the more conducive this is to an expected behavioral response pattern [ 30 ]. Moreover, symbolic values can easily activate the information storage and memory structure of decision-makers for sustainable lifestyle guiding policies [ 31 ], so as to achieve self-coordination and self-esteem; thereby, positive attitudes and enhanced decision-making behaviors are achieved.…”
Section: Theoretical Analysis and Research Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, a connection between the decision-makers and the policy is built when they tend to accept and occupy the symbolic value from a specific policy. According to the connection theory, the stronger the association between the individuals and the policy, the more likely they are to be satisfied with the symbolic needs met by the policy, and the more conducive this is to an expected behavioral response pattern [ 30 ]. Moreover, symbolic values can easily activate the information storage and memory structure of decision-makers for sustainable lifestyle guiding policies [ 31 ], so as to achieve self-coordination and self-esteem; thereby, positive attitudes and enhanced decision-making behaviors are achieved.…”
Section: Theoretical Analysis and Research Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this way, consumers usually refer to brands that generate a more positive image, compared to other brands with less positive image. This, in turn, influences the purchase intention and loyalty to that specific brand, Peña and García [26]. According to the above, Li et al [27] considers that the brand image influences consumers' attitudes towards a brand and therefore their loyalty to it.…”
Section: E-brand Imagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esto implica que la autenticidad puede ser contemplada como una asociación específica de marca y asumir que cuenta con un efecto positivo en la imagen de marca en general, lo que conlleva que la marca se aprecie como altamente auténtica. No obstante, aunque Bruhn et al (2012) demuestran en su estudio que autenticidad e imagen de marca son variables independientes y divergentes, algunos investigadores han comprobado una relación existente entre autenticidad e imagen de marca, a pesar de que existe un efecto positivo entre ambas, como se demuestra en la literatura (Argi et al, 2021;Beverland, 2006;Frost, 2006;Huang, 2010;Lu et al, 2015a;Lu et al, 2015b;Napoli et al, 2016;Phung et al, 2019;Prados-Peña y Del Barrio-García, 2020).…”
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“…Para complementar el estudio, se introdujo el análisis multigrupo, el cual es una técnica avanzada e innovadora en la evaluación del modelo propuesto y que en los estudios precedentes no ha sido aplicada (Argi et al, 2021;Beverland, 2006;Frost, 2006;Huang, 2010;Lu et al, 2015a;L. Lu et al, 2015b;Napoli et al, 2016;Phung et al, 2019;Prados-Peña y Del Barrio-García, 2020). A este respecto, la mayoría de las relaciones del modelo estructural no difieren entre los grupos.…”
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