Investigating The Effect Of Food Neophobia And Human Crowding On The Behavior Of Impulse Buying Of Street Snacks

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Mashayekhi Maryam; Forghani Mohammad Hossein

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Journal: Advertising and Sales Management Journal Year:2021 | Volume:2 | Issue:1 Page(s): 16-33

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Title

Investigating The Effect Of Food Neophobia And Human Crowding On The Behavior Of Impulse Buying Of Street Snacks

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Mashayekhi Maryam | Forghani Mohammad Hossein | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Impulse Buying

Emotion and Cognition

Food Neophobia

Human Crowding

Abstract

The issue of the relationship between consumers' emotions and their Impulse Buying is an important aspect of the lifestyle in the present age. Therefore, a good understanding and awareness of the conditions of this issue is effective in improving the customer's desire to buy, especially in today's competitive and complex market. In addition, despite numerous internal studies in the field of Impulse Buying, the effects of Food Neophobia and Human Crowding have been less studied. Accordingly, this study was conducted to investigate the emotions on consumer behavior in the Impulse Buying of street food by considering the moderating effects of Food Neophobia and Human Crowding. In terms of applied purpose, the present study is descriptive-survey and correlational based on its nature and method. Using available sampling, 384 questionnaires were collected with acceptable reliability. Data analysis was performed using hierarchical regression. The results showed that Human Crowding and Food Neophobia as moderators did not moderate Impulse Buying. After the results are presented, street business vendors are suggested to stimulate people's emotions through sensory marketing so that they can encourage the consumer to buy immediately .

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