Titlebook: Cross Cultural Issues in Consumer Science and Consumer Psychology; Current Perspectives Hester van Herk,Carlos J. Torelli Book 2017 The Edi

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Culture at the Country Level,aborating the theoretical foundations for studying culture at the country level. We highlight the use of countries or nations as a unit of analysis and pay special attention to the way in which a group-level construct such as culture has implications at lower levels of analysis, affecting the values

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Positive and Negative Sentiments Towards Other Nations,evelopment in various ways. Patriotic consumers, for example, believe in the superiority of domestic products and deliberately forgo imported alternatives. Xenocentric consumers, by contrast, embrace consumption goods from abroad and deliberately purchase them. This book chapter provides an overview

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Subsistence Marketplaces at the Confluence of Culture, Poverty, and Low Literacy: Materially Poor bideally suited to understand distinct markets, relationally rich yet materially poor contexts, and diverse cultures at a granular level. In comparing cultures and contexts, we highlight the continuum of marketplace exposure and access ranging from isolated tribal communities, to rural communities, a

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Methodological Issues in Cross-Cultural Research,asures that are comparable across different cultures when conducting cross-cultural studies. In this chapter, we describe two major strategies for enhancing cross-cultural comparability. First, we discuss a priori methods to ensure the comparability of data in cross-cultural surveys. In particular,