2005
DOI: 10.1080/01449290512331321901
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Mental models and online consumer behaviour

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“…Both the Internet and the human mind serve the same function in terms of the storage and subsequent retrieval of usable information within a particular situation (Stibel 2005). Prior knowledge and the internal structure in the consumer's memory in which it is stored, work closely together to facilitate effective external search (Punj and Staelin 1983).…”
Section: Determinants Of Online Searchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both the Internet and the human mind serve the same function in terms of the storage and subsequent retrieval of usable information within a particular situation (Stibel 2005). Prior knowledge and the internal structure in the consumer's memory in which it is stored, work closely together to facilitate effective external search (Punj and Staelin 1983).…”
Section: Determinants Of Online Searchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous research has been attempting to understand these influences as this can lead to greater electronic marketing effectiveness (Coulson, 1999;Bhatnagar, Misra, & Rao, 2000;Henrich, 2000;Luna & Gupta, 2001;Alan & William, 2003;Cheol & Jong, 2003;Lee & Johnson, 2002;Stibel, 2005). Companies that market online must become knowledgeable about factors such as consumer attitudes, values, beliefs, opinions, buying habits, and buying decisions in different settings.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Llamaremos "paradigma vincular" a la relación interactiva y sistémica entre una o más ventajas competitivas localizadas en la arquitectura mental del decisor demandante y una o más habilidades distintivas en la arquitectura mental del decisor oferente (Putnam, 1960;Rivière, 1986Rivière, y 1996Anderson, 1995;Molinari Marotto y Duarte, 1998;Stibel, 2005aStibel, y 2005bStibel, Dror y Ben-Zev, 2008). Es decir, la evolución de un sector industrial es el resultado de la evolución del paradigma vincular que liga dinámicamente en el tiempo a la oferta de los incumbentes y a la demanda de los demandantes, siempre en el marco de las construcciones subjetivas que operan en sus respectivas arquitecturas mentales (von Glasersfeld, 1984).…”
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