4 resultados para INVOLVEMENT

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Our research aimed to reveal the effects that can be observed during the buying process of food products and can influence the decisions of customers. We focused on the role of enduring involvement in customers’ behavioural loyalty, that is, the repurchase of food brands. To understand this relationship in a more sophisticated way, we involved two mediating constructs in our conceptual model: perceived risk and perceived knowledge of food products. The data collection was carried out among undergraduate students in frame of an online survey, and we used SPSS/AMOS software to test the model. The results only partly supported our hypothesis, although the involvement effects on loyalty and the two mediating constructs were strong enough, loyalty couldn’t be explained well by perceived risk and knowledge. The roles of further mediating/moderating variables should be determined and investigated in the next section of the research series.

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Understanding online price acceptance and its determining factors can be essential if the companies try to manage different type of channels. The paper aimed to reveal the role of enduring involvement in price acceptance in a multichannel (online and offline) context. The study revealed that the hedonic value of shopping can increase the negative intention of price acceptance in the online channel, but also explored that for the segment without shopping motivations a similar price level can be applied both in the online and in the offline environment.

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A jelen tanulmány egy átfogó, a lojalitásra ható tényezők és azok interakcióit vizsgáló kutatássorozat részeként elvégzett empirikus felmérés eredményeit mutatja be. A kutatás a fogyasztói élelmiszervásárlási folyamatban megfigyelhető döntési hatásmechanizmusok feltérképezését célozta meg, és azt vizsgálta, vajon a tartós involvement (érdekeltség) milyen szerepet játszik a vevők lojalitásában, az élelmiszermárkák újravásárlásában. A kapcsolat vizsgálatának mélyebb megértése céljából két potenciális közvetítő változó, az észlelt kockázat és az észlelt tudás (élelmiszertermékek ismerete) került a koncepcionális modellbe. Az adatfelvétel undergraduális hallgatók körében, online kérdőíves megkérdezéssel került kivitelezésre, míg a felállított modell tesztelését az SPSS/AMOS szoftvercsomaggal végeztük. A kapott eredmények csak részben támasztották alá hipotéziseinket, míg az involvement magyarázó ereje magasnak bizonyult, addig a lojalitás a bevont változókkal kevésbé volt megragadható. További moderáló és/vagy közvetítő változók szerepének azonosítása a kutatássorozat következő feladata.

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The 1956 crises in the Soviet Bloc states, and the Hungarian October events in particular, had a profound impact on China's international and domestic policies. The Chinese Communist Party leadership – party chairman Mao Zedong in particular – had by the end of mid-1950s begun to conceive of "a great Chinese revolution," which would largely take the form of large-scale industrial modernization. At the same time, China's awareness that it could develop into a leading player in the international socialist camp led Mao and his colleagues to actively intervene on the East European scene, posing an implicit challenge to the Soviet dominance in the bloc. The apparent desire of the Hungarian and Polish people to break free from Stalinist socialism, and the real risk, as Mao saw it, of the bloc foundering, convinced the Chinese Party that only reforming institutional socialism and revising the Stalinist pattern of inter-state relations could keep the camp intact.