The roles of Categorization Theory and confirmation bias in Australian owned brands

The paper proposes a research framework to study the influence of country of origin cues, consumer economic nationalistic and consumer ethnocentric tendencies toward product judgement of and the willingness to buy Australian brands. Categorization theory, confirmation bias and schema congruity princ...

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Main Authors: Cheah, Isaac, Phau, Ian
Other Authors: Daniela Spanjaard
Format: Conference Paper
Published: University of Western Sydney 2008
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/30424
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Phau, Ian
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description The paper proposes a research framework to study the influence of country of origin cues, consumer economic nationalistic and consumer ethnocentric tendencies toward product judgement of and the willingness to buy Australian brands. Categorization theory, confirmation bias and schema congruity principles form the theoretical bases. Both consumer economic nationalistic and consumer ethnocentric tendencies are separate constructs however are correlated. Symbolic and functional brand concepts are anticipated to reflect consumer schematic tendencies. Consumer knowledge is proposed to moderate the relationship between these cues and consumer's willingness to buy Australian brands. The hypotheses will be tested with structural equation modeling. The main contributions of the proposed research are also delineated.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-304242022-12-07T06:50:48Z The roles of Categorization Theory and confirmation bias in Australian owned brands Cheah, Isaac Phau, Ian Daniela Spanjaard Sara Denize Neeru Sharma Categorization theory Country of origin Australia Schema congruity principles Confirmation bias Structural equation modeling The paper proposes a research framework to study the influence of country of origin cues, consumer economic nationalistic and consumer ethnocentric tendencies toward product judgement of and the willingness to buy Australian brands. Categorization theory, confirmation bias and schema congruity principles form the theoretical bases. Both consumer economic nationalistic and consumer ethnocentric tendencies are separate constructs however are correlated. Symbolic and functional brand concepts are anticipated to reflect consumer schematic tendencies. Consumer knowledge is proposed to moderate the relationship between these cues and consumer's willingness to buy Australian brands. The hypotheses will be tested with structural equation modeling. The main contributions of the proposed research are also delineated. 2008 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/30424 University of Western Sydney fulltext
spellingShingle Categorization theory
Country of origin
Australia
Schema congruity principles
Confirmation bias
Structural equation modeling
Cheah, Isaac
Phau, Ian
The roles of Categorization Theory and confirmation bias in Australian owned brands
title The roles of Categorization Theory and confirmation bias in Australian owned brands
title_full The roles of Categorization Theory and confirmation bias in Australian owned brands
title_fullStr The roles of Categorization Theory and confirmation bias in Australian owned brands
title_full_unstemmed The roles of Categorization Theory and confirmation bias in Australian owned brands
title_short The roles of Categorization Theory and confirmation bias in Australian owned brands
title_sort roles of categorization theory and confirmation bias in australian owned brands
topic Categorization theory
Country of origin
Australia
Schema congruity principles
Confirmation bias
Structural equation modeling
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/30424