A study of life events and changes in patronage preferences

By Euehun Lee, G. Moschis, Anil Mathur. 2001

118 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Marketing, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management

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In Marketing

1. G. Moschis
2. Euehun Lee
3. Anil Mathur
4. Hye-Shin Kim
5. Heesook Hong

In Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management

1. G. Moschis
2. Anil Mathur
3. Euehun Lee
4. D. Jenkins

Citations in the corpus

• Fashion Leadership and Hedonic Shopping Motivations of Female Consumers (2011, background): “Lee, Moschis, and Mathur (2001) recognized shopping as a coping mechanism which consumers use to distance themselves emotionally from a stressful event or problem.”
• Life course perspectives on consumer behavior (2007, background): “... on (1) the development of consumer orientations, including adaptive decision skills (e.g., John 1999), compulsive consumption and materialistic attitudes (e.g., Rindfleisch et al. 1997; Roberts et al. 2003), patterns of information processing (John 1999), and the acquisition of products over the”
• A longitudinal study of the effects of life status changes on changes in consumer preferences (2008, methodology): “With respect to the effects of life events on consumer behavior, previous research suggests that consumers initiate, intensify, or change their consumption habits in response to stress (e.g., Lee et al. 2001; Madill-Marshall et al.1995 ;M athur et al. 2003 ;Z isook et al.1990).”