The Impact of Certain and Uncertain Store Promotions on the Decision-Making Process in Product Choices
Publication Type
Journal Article
Publication Date
2006
Abstract
This article reports on the impact of store promotions on a consumer's decision-making process concerning product choices. The author discusses various reports that support the claim that store promotions presented at the beginning of a consumer's shopping trip influence the consumer's affective states during the trip. Researchers attempted to examine the impact of promotions which would make consumers feel positive. The author described the experiment as an investigation into the extent of a consumer's systematic decision making by comparing the impact of future importance on the choice decision.
Discipline
Advertising and Promotion Management | Marketing
Research Areas
Marketing
Publication
Advances in Consumer Research
Volume
33
First Page
526
Last Page
526
ISSN
0098-9258
Publisher
Association for Consumer Research
Citation
CHEN, Cathy Yi and Zhang, Shi.
The Impact of Certain and Uncertain Store Promotions on the Decision-Making Process in Product Choices. (2006). Advances in Consumer Research. 33, 526-526.
Available at: https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/lkcsb_research/1285