英文摘要 |
Pervious research on the consumption of popular Japanese products has measured the construct only in behavior terms (i.e., consumers who are more responsive to Japanese product promotions or programs will consume more Japanese products ). This study uses three psychological constructs to investigate the purchase behaviors across popular Japanese products; i.e., materialism, conformity, and Japan proneness. Four hypotheses that reflect theoretical relationships between the constructs and purchase behaviors are proposed and tested. Results support the study premise that purchase behavior is a manifestation of the underlined psychological constructs. |