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The Eye-Movement Study Of College Students’ Consumption Values,Payment Methods,and Future Expected Income Impact On Consumer Willingness

Posted on:2018-11-03Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J Y WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2335330536458037Subject:Applied Psychology
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Consumption behavior is an important aspect of individual social life.Research on factors that affect individual consumption behavior is an important aspect of consumer psychology.In this study,we through the eye-movement technique to study the influence of college students’ consumption values,payment modes and expected income on college students’ individual consumption intention.The college students participated in the eye-movement experiment of self-made materials by examining different college students’ consumption value questionnaire.The results showed:1.Different consumption values of college students had different consumer willing,the face-selfish value of the individual’s had the higher willingness to spend;2.Different payment methods had different effects on college students’ willingness to spend.And the willingness to spend was the highest when used the bank cards;3.The expected level of future income had a significant impact on the individual’s willingness to spend.When the expected future income been higher,the individual’s willingness to spend was higher;4.There was a significant interaction between college students’ consumption values and payment methods;5.There was a significant interaction between the payment method and the expected future income;6.When the payment mode was different,the individual’s consumption decision-making cognitive process was different.When used the cash payment,the individual’s cognitive load was the biggest;7.When the future income was different,the individual’s consumption decision-making cognitive process was different.When the future income was less,the individual’s cognitive load was the biggest.
Keywords/Search Tags:College students’ consumption values, payment mode, future expected income, willingness to spend
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