英文摘要 |
The present study focuses on the relationship among lifestyle segmentation, perceived risks, information sources, and brand loyalty. Perceived risks are measured by five dimensions: financial, performance, physical, social, and psychological risk. Data were collected with a survey. Consumers are divided into three groups: the impulse consumption group, the rational consumption group, and the fashion group. Information sources includes personal and interpersonal sources, media sources, and brand sources. The results indicate that persons with higher perceived risks value personal and interpersonal information. Consumers of the rational consumption group perceive the highest financial risks and the lowest social risk, and the brand loyalty of them is the highest. |