Developing a Subjective Measure of Consumer Well-Being

By Dong-Jin Lee, M. Sirgy, Val Larsen, N. Wright. 2002

215 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Marketing, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, Social Psychology

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In Marketing

1. M. Sirgy
2. Dong-Jin Lee
3. T. Gruen
4. E. Arnould
5. J. Sweeney
6. T. Dagger
7. M. Avis
8. Stephen Louis Vargo

In Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management

1. M. Sirgy
2. Dong-Jin Lee
3. J. Sweeney
4. Chuanyi Tang
5. Lin Guo
6. E. Arnould
7. T. Gruen
8. T. Dagger

In Social Psychology

1. Dong-Jin Lee
2. M. Sirgy
3. Chuanyi Tang
4. D. Rahtz
5. T. Gruen
6. J. Sweeney
7. T. Dagger
8. Muzaffer Uysal

Citations in the corpus

• Macro Measures of Consumer Well-Being (CWB): A Critical Analysis and a Research Agenda (2006, methodology): “Product acquisition experiences The Better Business Bureau complaint measure Consumer Reports The Consumer Price Index (CPI) The CWB measure by Meadow (1983) The CWB measure by Day (1978, 1987) and Leelakulthanit, Day, and Walters (1991) The CWB measure by Lee et al. (2002) Product preparation exper”
• Research on Consumer Well-Being (CWB): Overview of the Field and Introduction to the Special Issue (2007, background): “In relation to acquisition satisfaction, Lee et al. (2002) defined this concept as satisfaction related to shopping and other activities involved in the purchase of consumer goods and services.”
• Psychological Capital, Quality of Work Life, and Quality of Life of Marketers (2012, unknown): “Similar to QWL, QoL is complex and the concept has been measured in a variety of ways (Lee et al. 2002; Vaez, Kristenson, and Laflamme 2004).”
• The Effect of Service Evaluations on Behavioral Intentions and Quality of Life (2006, background): “This is particularly evident in the case of services, yet it is in such settings that marketing practices have the greatest potential to influence well-being (Fennell 1987; Lee et al. 2002; Sirgy and Lee 1996), largely because service encounters act as social mechanisms for delivering desired outcom”
• Socializing to Co-Produce (2013, background): “Well-being is the subjective perception of one’s personal situation (Judge, Ilies, and Dimotakis 2010; Lee et al. 2002).”