英文摘要 |
A survey on a national sample of 1946 Taiwan's residents, aged 20 through 65, was conducted to investigate their consumer orientations, buying habits, and motives for consumption. A structural equation model was constructed and evaluated, in which, four personal demographic variables: gender,age,educational level,and family income,were included as exogenous variables with a view to explaining six consumer orienations: perceived materialism, impulsive buying, consumer skills, socially expressive motives for consumption, ways of payment, and purchasing by mail-order. Results from the LISREL covariance analysis seemed to suggest that education was the best predictor among the four; that age and gender showed direct impacts only on three of the consumer orientations; and that income merely had moderate effects on motives for consumption and on ways of payment. |