Retail Environmental Factors That Influence Consumer Buying Behavior

The Indicated Review had 80 studies involving 11,337 students (Weissberg, Taylor, Schellinger, Payton, Pachan, Dymicki and Durlak,

The 13 hypotheses listed in the Literature Review section were statistically tested. Each hypothesis is again listed below along with the

A. the literature review provided articles that were relevant and a number of relevant studies and theories were described throughout the study.

There are some limitations to this literature review. One limitation is some of these studies may be outdated being that they are from the 1990s (i.e: Dulit et. al, 1990; Miller et. al, 1993; and Dougherty et. al, 1999). Another limitation is some of the studies were not randomized samples (i.e: Miller et. al, 1993 and Tragesser et. al, 2013). If samples are not random this could mean the results are bias.

Many studies in consumer buying behavior have suggested that shopping orientation and store image was among the factors that influence the buying behavior of the consumer. In relation to furniture product, consumer‘s life style is the main factor influencing the shopping orientation of furniture as home indicates the identity of the person, reflecting his or her lifestyle and personal values.

The results obtained were manually scanned for relevant articles by two independent reviewers. References of obtained articles were used for additional articles. The search was limited to human subject studies published in the English language. Only articles from original research were included. We excluded letters and editorials as well as studies in patients with pre-existing clinical

Our electronic database search identified 1242 studies for initial abstract review. Abstract were reviewed by

The major purpose of the research paper is to increase the understanding of both individual and contextual factors that affect Australian young consumers’ attitudes and their intentions of green purchase. In this research, numerous literatures reviewed will be gathered as well as some relevant and important factors that affect the green purchase habits of the consumers. On the basis of these identified variables, the entire process of research project will be initiated.

Literature review: The study did not mention any title of the literature review, although it included the method in choosing the articles and systematic reviews.

A cross section of convenience store, quick casual restaurant, and grocery store shoppers were recruited to answer a survey through mall intercepts. Two thousand participants will be surveyed including individuals ages 21 to 70, male and female, and ethnically balanced. What is being investigated is an overall opinion of the effect storefront appearance. Therefore, participant ethnicity balance will be maintained throughout the course of the study. Participants will receive $10 per hour for their participation. To be eligible, participants are selected based on preliminary questions that indicate frequent visits (two to five times per week) to any combination of the above mentioned establishments.

The database search based on inclusion conditions and search terms shown that there is a very small number of contemporary studies on the subject and only five were allowed for the final review.

the studies should be critically appraised so that it will be included in the systematic review;

Henry Gordon Selfridge was famous for lighting up store windows at night and his art of displays. He opened up the largest store in the world and his own retail empire in 1903. Soon, H.G. Selfridge & Co sold out and he retired a rich man. In 1909, Selfridge’s focused on advertising and publicity. This led to air shows and exciting ideas such as the Theatre of Retail. In this essay, I will use primary research as well as journals, articles, videos, books and websites to bring my research together. By this, I will prove how the windows of Selfridges consistently work to promote the cheerful image of the retailer.

The following paper explores environmentally friendly strategies utilized in the UK based multi-million-dollar corporation, Marks and Spencer. Marks and Spencer is a food and retail corporation, with headquarters in London, England. The following paper will analyze the effectiveness of utilizing environmentally friendly strategies in a large corporation, such as M&S, and how those strategies could be implemented in a US based startup food and retail business, specifically located in central Florida.

For example, It is clearly seen when the shopping mall is located at the capital town which is become people attraction. When we go to the shopping mall, usually the items that sale are expensive. Although the prices is expensive but almost the items at the shopping mall are good quality and have a great brand. The promotion seldom happen in shopping mall. It happen usually when had festival events. In addition, the customer hard to predict the promotion is going to be held unless they have to go the shopping mall. But it is not sure whether on that day, the promotion is held or not. Besides, Shopping mall is a place which many people visit it here and sometime it is crowd and will make the customer take more time. For example if we have to attend a meeting but we have trapped in traffic jam after having shopping. So, it surely disturb daily work. And for sure, we have to drive to the shopping mall and have to round all over the mall looking for our items. So, our time will be wasting just like that for shopping. Moreover, at the shopping mall, the varieties of items that we want is limited. As we know, not all things offered in a shop otherwise only offered certain thing that we want. This is because we have to survey with different shop based on what thing we are looking for. For example, one shop only sales 2-3 items and it was not enough for us to make best choose.