The influence of fear on consumers' experiential consumption preferences during public health crises: Testing multiple mediation models
Yuan Yin,
Hanxuan Zhao,
Sihua Xu
Abstract:Previous research showed an association between fear during public health crises and altered consumption behavior, However, the impact of fear on experiential consumption preference remains largely unexplored. This study examined how fear induced by the public health crisis influences individuals' psychological states, cognitive processes, and experiential consumption preferences. A total of 451 respondents from diverse risk cities across China participated in online surveys. The results revealed that: (1) Alt… Show more
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