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Pandemics and consumer behavior

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"Consumer behavior has changed as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. As countries around the world instituted stay-at-home orders and other public health measures, consumers increased their use of online shopping and consumption of entertainment via the Internet, among other changes. As such, businesses have had to adapt their marketing strategies to appeal to this shift in consumer behavior. While some of these changes have reverted as a consequence of increased vaccination rates and the lifting of restrictions, others represent a long-lasting shift in how consumers make decisions that will last beyond the pandemic. This book includes twelve chapters that explore the effect of the pandemic on consumer behavior from a variety of perspectives"-- Provided by publisher.

כותר Pandemics and consumer behavior / Gresi Sanje and Enes Emre Başar, editors.
מהדורה 1st ed.
מוציא לאור New York, NY : Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
שנה [2022]
הערות Includes index.
הערת תוכן ותקציר Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1 -- Anti-Consumption Behaviour of Youngsters during the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Sustainability-Focused Anti-Consumption: Impact of COVID-19 -- Methodology -- Findings and Discussion -- Anti-Consumed Products during COVID-19 -- Anti-Consumed Services during COVID-19 and the Motivations of Anti-Consumption -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 2 -- Infodemic during the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Infodemic and Fake News -- Fake News: "5G Has Caused the Covid 19" -- Fake News: "Eating Garlic Prevents COVID-19" -- Fake News: "Spraying and Introducing Bleach or another Disinfectant into Your Body Protects You against COVID-19" -- Fake News: "Exposing Yourself to the Sun or Temperatures Higher than 25 C Protects You and Your Products from COVID-19" -- Fake News: "We Don't Need to Worry about the Second Wave of COVID-19. It's Just the Same as the Normal Winter Cold and Flu Season" -- Fake News: "Only People over 70 Years of Age Can Die from COVID-19. It Only Affects Older People, So Young People Don't Have to Worry About It" -- Fake News: "If You Have COVID and Aren't Showing Symptoms You Won't Transmit the Disease" -- Fake News: "COVID-19 Is Man-Made" -- Fake News: "Bill Gates Has a Vaccine for the Coronavirus" -- Fake News: "Face Masks Don't Work and Also They Are Harmful to Your Health and So It Can Kill You" -- Fake News: "Vaccines against Pneumonia Protects against the COVID-19 Virus" -- Fake News: "COVID-19 Vaccines Contains Microchips" -- Fake News: "Testing Is Inaccurate and Testing for COVID-19 Has False Positives of 80%" -- Fake News: "Vaccines Do Not Protect against the COVID-19 Virus" -- Fake News: "We Should Let Everyone Catch the Virus So That We Become Immune, Even If It Causes Some Deaths in the Short-Term" -- Survey about the Fake News.
Measures -- Analysis and Results -- Female-Male -- Vaccination Status -- Fake News: "5G Mobile Networks Spread COVID-19": (37.41% Heard, 62.59% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "Eating Garlic Prevents COVID-19": (57.14% Heard, 42.86% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "We Don't Need to Worry about a Second Wave of COVID-19. It's Just the Same as the Normal Winter Cold and Flu Season": (47.62% Heard, 52.38% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "Face Masks Don't Work and Also They Are Harmful to Your Health and So Can Kill You": (51.70% Heard, 48.30% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "Testing Is Inaccurate, and Testing for COVID-19 Has False Positives of 80%": (56.46% Heard, 43.54% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "We Should Let Everyone Catch the Virus So We Become Immune, Even If It Causes Some Deaths in the Short-Term": (52.38% Heard, 47.63% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "Vaccines against Pneumonia Protects against the COVID-19 Virus": (40.13% Heard, 59.87% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "Vaccines Do Not Protect against the COVID-19 Virus": (55.78% Heard, 44.22% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "COVID-19 Vaccines Contains Microchips": (77.55% Heard, 22.45% Not Heard) -- Fake News: "Bill Gates Has a Vaccine for the Coronavirus": (51% Heard, 49% Not Heard) -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3 -- Compulsive Buying during the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Compulsive Buying -- Compulsive Buying during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Recent Findings and Main Triggers -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4 -- Digitalization, E-Commerce and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Reflections on Consumer Society -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Consumer Society - Past and Present -- Digitalization and COVID-19 -- Digitalization of Consumption and Changing Consumer Behavior with E-Commerce -- The Challenges of an Inclusive Digital Consumption Society -- The Future of Digitalization and Digitized Consumption.
Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5 -- Role of Digital Marketing in Consumer Well-Being during the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Abstract -- Introduction -- From Traditional Marketing to Modern Marketing -- E-Marketing on the Rise During the Pandemic -- Pandemic Directed Consumers to Virtual Markets -- Psychological Reasons Leading Consumers to Online Shopping During the Pandemic Period -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 6 -- Mutation of the Old Virus… It Strikes Again in a Society with a New God -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Effects of Digitalization -- The Real Audience: Identities -- Schizophrenic Marketing Era -- Old School Fading Out, Rating Marketing Fading In -- Rating Rules the New World -- Conclusion: The New Revolution Is at the Door -- References -- Chapter 7 -- Effects of Digital Marketing on Consumer Decision-Making Process during the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Consumer Decision-Making Literature -- Consumer Decision-Making Process -- Consumer Decision-Making Styles -- Evolution of Marketing Models -- AIDA -- The Funnel -- DAGMAR -- Moment of Truth -- ATRN -- First and Second Moments of Truth -- ZMOT -- Changes in Consumer Decision-Making Process Due to COVID-19 -- Changing Consumer Behaviors and Consumption -- The COVID-19 Impact on Advertising Spending -- Effects of Digital Marketing on Consumer Decision Making during Pandemic -- Effects of Digital Marketing on the Need Recognition Stage -- Effects of Digital Marketing on the Information Search Stage -- Effects of Digital Marketing on the Alternative Evaluation Stage -- Effects of Digital Marketing on the Purchase Stage -- Effects of Digital Marketing on the Post-Purchase Stage -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 8 -- Reflections on Sustainable Consumption in the Time of the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Abstract -- Introduction.
Effects of COVID-19 on the Environment -- Change in Consumer Behaviors with the Pandemic -- Reflections on the COVID-19 Process on Sustainable Consumption -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 9 -- Digital Adaptation during the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Abstract -- Introduction -- COVID- 19 Pandemic has Increased the Screen Time -- Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on Remote Working -- Cybersecurity -- Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on E-Learning and Online Education -- Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on Physical and Mental Health -- Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on Online Shopping and Payment -- Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on Social Media and Entertainment -- The Face-to-Face Interviews to Understand the Overall Attitudes about Pandemic -- Remote Working -- Online Education -- Physical and Mental Health -- Online Shopping and Ordering -- Online Payment -- Social Media and Digital Entertainment -- Subscription-Based Streaming Services -- Video Conferencing Applications -- Wellbeing -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10 -- Effects of Precarity on Life during the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The Effects of Consumer Precarity Caused by COVID-19 from the Perspective of Workplace, Home and Social Life in Digital Age -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 11 -- Post-Pandemic Changes in the Consumption Habits of the Portuguese -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Theoretical Framework -- Are We Facing a New Model of Behaviour? -- The Purchase Decision Process: Old Habits Die or Return? -- Methodology -- Research Questions -- Research Design and Data Collecting Techniques -- Data Analysis Techniques -- Sampling and Sample -- Findings and Discussion -- Changes in Consumer Behaviour after COVID-19 -- Changes in Relationships with Brands after COVID-19 -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 12 -- The Future of Consumer Behavior Post COVID-19.
Abstract -- Introduction -- Impacts of Vaccination -- The Effects of Changing Business Environment on Consumer Behavior -- Consumer Expectations from Brands with the New Normal Period -- Conclusion -- References -- About the Editors -- Index -- Blank Page -- Blank Page.
סדרה Marketing and operations management research
היקף החומר 1 online resource (242 pages)
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