2020
DOI: 10.35736/jcs.31.2.4
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The Effects of the Perceived Economic Power on Brand Supporting Behavior through the Brand Stereotyping and Attachment

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“…Brand authenticity is associated with brand attachment emerging from the brand trust, emotional experience or quality (Kim et al, 2005;Paxton & Moody, 2003). The positive influence between brand authenticity and brand attachment exists in many different industries and has been confirmed by previous researches.…”
Section: Brand Authenticity On Brand Attachmentmentioning
confidence: 54%
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“…Brand authenticity is associated with brand attachment emerging from the brand trust, emotional experience or quality (Kim et al, 2005;Paxton & Moody, 2003). The positive influence between brand authenticity and brand attachment exists in many different industries and has been confirmed by previous researches.…”
Section: Brand Authenticity On Brand Attachmentmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…Therefore, when emotions and feelings are perceived saliently, prominence could indicate attachment. Thomson et al (2005) and Kim et al (2005) found that such feelings of attachment can drive the emotional commitment to a brand into the long term. In reference to brands, continuance commitment is assessed when consumers stick to a relationship with a given brand because of the cost they may pay off to switch to another or lack of an alternative (Bendapudi & Berry, 1997).…”
Section: Brand Attachmentmentioning
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“…Since consumers enjoy various social media services or brands to maintain long-standing relationships, loyalty is a direct factor of continuous use intention (Japutra et al, 2014). Kim et al (2005) found that consumer loyalty to mobile applications is of great significance to continuous use intention and that loyalty has a positive effect on continuous use intention. Based on the cited research, this study can predict that if consumers develop a favorable attitude toward the TikTok application, this will impact their willingness to continue.…”
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confidence: 99%