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Exploring “buy online and pick-up in-store” ( BOPIS ) service rejection in grocery retail
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Journal:
European Business Review
European Business Review (2026) 38 (2): 133–150.
Published: 04 September 2025
... was a key factor leading to rejection intention. Switching costs, sunk costs and in-store grocery shopping habits positively affected inertia. Gender moderated the effect of habit and sunk costs on inertia. Research limitations/implications This study’s main limitation is the cross-sectional design...
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Examining the effects of celebrity negative publicity on attitude to, and reputation of, brand and corporation, directly and based on moderating factors
Available to PurchaseShahzeb Hussain, Olga Pascaru, Constantinos Vasilios Priporas, Pantea Foroudi, T.C. Melewar, Charles Dennis
Journal:
European Business Review
European Business Review (2023) 35 (4): 469–499.
Published: 20 April 2023
... the moderating effects of social media involvement, brand commitment, identification and attribution (both types). Associative network theory has been used to explain these effects. Design/methodology/approach A quantitative survey of 550 respondents was carried out in London and surrounding areas...
