2005
DOI: 10.1504/ijsmm.2005.007129
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Parent, peer and TV influences on American teens' athletic shoes purchasing

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“…One of the reasons peers are able to influence purchasing decisions emanate from the fact that some young adults often feel less confident to evaluate their buying decisions, and would rather rely on their peers to enhance this process. In another study, peers emerged as the most important reference group in a purchase decision process (Kamaruddin & Mokhlis, 2003), consistent with the findings of Yoh (2005). In addition, the importance of peers is reinforced by the findings of Khan and Khan (2005), which concluded that friends tend to be dominant informational reference group.…”
Section: Peerssupporting
confidence: 71%
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“…One of the reasons peers are able to influence purchasing decisions emanate from the fact that some young adults often feel less confident to evaluate their buying decisions, and would rather rely on their peers to enhance this process. In another study, peers emerged as the most important reference group in a purchase decision process (Kamaruddin & Mokhlis, 2003), consistent with the findings of Yoh (2005). In addition, the importance of peers is reinforced by the findings of Khan and Khan (2005), which concluded that friends tend to be dominant informational reference group.…”
Section: Peerssupporting
confidence: 71%
“…Therefore, it is critical for marketers and managers in charge of designer labels' to focus on the avenues and approaches to prioritize these factors to enhance the success of their marketing campaign to attract young adults in Malaysia. In contrast, previous studies revealed that peers influence tend to be considered as the most important factor in the decision to purchase designer label apparels (Kamaruddin & Mokhlis, 2003;Yoh, 2005). The industry, therefore, should take into account the findings in this study in order to ensure that they gain some insights about the dynamics of the key factors to consider within the designer label apparels market in Malaysia.…”
Section: Discussion and Research Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 77%
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“…Esa inversión se focaliza especialmente en el público adolescente. Así, en 2001, 25 millones de adolescentes entre 11 y 17 años gastaron 3,4 millones de dólares en calzado deportivo en Estados Unidos, casi un 25% de las ventas totales (Yoh, 2005). Y es que el adolescente americano medio compra unos 10 pares de zapatillas deportivas al año (Slater y Lloyd, 2002 (Peinado, 2010), dos muestras de ruptura del mercado para sendas elecciones destacadas del draft de la NBA, en dos épocas diferentes.…”
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