Unconscious Thinking, Feeling and Behavior Towards Products and Brands: Introduction to a Journal of Brand Management Special Issue

This introduction reviews the motivating forces behind this issue, exploring the role of nonconscious consumer behavior in branding environments. The article establishes a foundation of unconscious research in psychology and consumer behavior, and then provides an introduction to the four articles t...

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Main Authors: Woodside, Arch, Brasel, S.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Palgrave Macmillan 2011
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15007
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description This introduction reviews the motivating forces behind this issue, exploring the role of nonconscious consumer behavior in branding environments. The article establishes a foundation of unconscious research in psychology and consumer behavior, and then provides an introduction to the four articles that follow. The article concludes with a call to adopt an inclusive interpretive-positivistic stance to the study of unconscious consumer-brand behavior, attitudes and beliefs.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-150072019-02-19T05:34:47Z Unconscious Thinking, Feeling and Behavior Towards Products and Brands: Introduction to a Journal of Brand Management Special Issue Woodside, Arch Brasel, S. interpretive behavior experiment automatic brand consumer This introduction reviews the motivating forces behind this issue, exploring the role of nonconscious consumer behavior in branding environments. The article establishes a foundation of unconscious research in psychology and consumer behavior, and then provides an introduction to the four articles that follow. The article concludes with a call to adopt an inclusive interpretive-positivistic stance to the study of unconscious consumer-brand behavior, attitudes and beliefs. 2011 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15007 10.1057/bm.2011.8 Palgrave Macmillan fulltext
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Woodside, Arch
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Unconscious Thinking, Feeling and Behavior Towards Products and Brands: Introduction to a Journal of Brand Management Special Issue
title Unconscious Thinking, Feeling and Behavior Towards Products and Brands: Introduction to a Journal of Brand Management Special Issue
title_full Unconscious Thinking, Feeling and Behavior Towards Products and Brands: Introduction to a Journal of Brand Management Special Issue
title_fullStr Unconscious Thinking, Feeling and Behavior Towards Products and Brands: Introduction to a Journal of Brand Management Special Issue
title_full_unstemmed Unconscious Thinking, Feeling and Behavior Towards Products and Brands: Introduction to a Journal of Brand Management Special Issue
title_short Unconscious Thinking, Feeling and Behavior Towards Products and Brands: Introduction to a Journal of Brand Management Special Issue
title_sort unconscious thinking, feeling and behavior towards products and brands: introduction to a journal of brand management special issue
topic interpretive
behavior
experiment
automatic
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consumer
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15007