2005
DOI: 10.1002/mar.20087
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Intergenerational influence: Roles of conformity to peers and communication effectiveness

Abstract: This research adds to the growing body of literature in consumer socialization by examining intergenerational influence on brand preferences and consumption orientations in parents and young-adult offspring. Two factors suggested in past research to affect intergenerational influence are investigated: conformity to peers and communication effectiveness. A new rigorous method is introduced to demonstrate intergenerational similarity in mother/daughter dyads, distinct from an incipient level of similarity that m… Show more

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“…The first relates to the age of the investigated consumers. Prior research on the youngsters has, in fact, already highlighted the relevant impact that the social context has on young people's decision making [76]. Second, as claimed by Bansal and Taylor [77], in addition to the influence of attitude, normative influence may be particularly relevant in service settings.…”
Section: Theoretical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first relates to the age of the investigated consumers. Prior research on the youngsters has, in fact, already highlighted the relevant impact that the social context has on young people's decision making [76]. Second, as claimed by Bansal and Taylor [77], in addition to the influence of attitude, normative influence may be particularly relevant in service settings.…”
Section: Theoretical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a survey of 49 mother-daughter dyads, Moore and Lutz (1988) found mother-daughter similarity on many of the choice rules as well as marketplace beliefs and behaviors such as propensity to purchase items on sale, brand loyalty, impulsive shopping, perceived value of private labels, positive price-quality relationship, and willingness to try new brands. In a recent study, Mandrik et al (2005) found similarity between mothers and daughters not only for brand preferences but also for value consciousness, prestige sensitivity, convenience orientation, and price-quality schema. And family communication was found to be related to these IGI effects.…”
Section: Marketplace Beliefs and Consumer Skillsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…A fogyasztói szocializáció területén végzett kutatások tehát több ponton aláhúzzák a szülők, elsősorban az anyák befolyásoló hatását (Mandrik et al, 2005;Moschis, 1985;Xu et al, 2004). Dotson és Hyatt (2000) szerint a gyermekek számára serdülő korukig jelenti az anya az elsődleges szocializációs ágenst.…”
Section: Táblázat: a Szülő Szerepe A Fogyasztói Szocializációs Folyamunclassified
“…Vannak kutatók, akik ezt a kérdést nem teszik fel, illetve nem feszegetik, vajon fontos-e, hány éves a megkérdezett, hanem más szempont alapján választják ki a kutatásba bevont alanyokat (például Beatty -Talpade, 1994). Más kutatók azonban kifejezetten fontosnak tartják, hogy a szülői fészket elhagyó, vagy már a családi fészekből legalább részlegesen kirepült fiatalokat vizsgáljon (például Mandrik et al, 2005;Mittal -Royne, 2010;Moore et al, 2002, Bearden -Etzel, 1982 Moore et al, 2002, p.27. ) Látható, hogy a családi fészket elhagyó fiatal életút-eseményei erősíthetik és gyengíthetik is az intergenerációs hatást.…”
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