Women are more likely to buy unknown brands than men: The effects of gender and known versus unknown brands on purchase intentions

Volume: 58, Pages: 102273 - 102273
Published: Jan 1, 2021
Abstract
Two experimental studies were run to investigate whether, how and why women would respond differently than men to unknown (unfamiliar, new) brands. Female respondents were found to develop higher purchase intentions than males when exposed to unfamiliar brands, and these effects were replicated across four product categories and stimuli. The mechanisms which explain these effects were also tested (i.e., women were observed to place more trust in...
Paper Details
Title
Women are more likely to buy unknown brands than men: The effects of gender and known versus unknown brands on purchase intentions
Published Date
Jan 1, 2021
Volume
58
Pages
102273 - 102273
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