Impulse buying behavior: Impulse buying behavior among college students in the borderlands
by Tremblay, Amelie J., M.A., The University of Texas at El Paso, 2005, 80 pages; AAT 1430979
Abstract (Summary)
The subject of impulse buying has been studied since the late 1980's mainly by two teams; one Canadian and one is American. The Self-Completion Theory and the general literature on impulse purchasing provide the foundation for understanding purchasing power of college students in 2004. Looking back, we can observe that some main variables such as gender, credit money, childhood experiences and obsessive-compulsive disorder can help explain the high rates of impulse purchases among college students in America.
Indexing (document details)
Advisor:
Rodriguez, S. Fernando
School:
The University of Texas at El Paso
School Location:
United States -- Texas
Source:
MAI 43/06, p. 1983, Dec 2005
Source type:
Dissertation
Subjects:
Marketing, College students, Consumer behavior, Impulse buying, Purchasing power, Studies
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