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Journal of Product & Brand Management (2022) 31 (8): 1285–1300.
Published: 07 June 2022
... use femvertising to a greater extent compared to luxury brands. In particular, this study shows that luxury brands rely more on stereotyped gender expressions and use more sexualisation in their advertising, relative to non-luxury brands. Research limitations/implications This study provides...
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Journal of Product & Brand Management (2017) 26 (7): 759–770.
Published: 20 November 2017
... implemented in response to competitive forces. This paper aims to explore how a manager’s price responses to price cuts by a competitor are affected by his/her cognitive style, gender and entrepreneurial attitudes. Design/methodology/approach In the first study, a simulation-based pricing environment...
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Journal of Product & Brand Management (2012) 21 (3): 176–182.
Published: 25 May 2012
...Sigal Tifferet; Ram Herstein Purpose Gender is one of the most common forms of segmentation used by marketers. However, not enough data on gender differences has been collected in the field of consumer behavior. Based on tenets from evolutionary psychology, the purpose of this paper...
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Journal of Product & Brand Management (2003) 12 (3): 166–179.
Published: 01 June 2003
... categories. This study surveyed 206 males and females to identify gender differences in products purchased, frequency of coupon use by product type, and coupon source. The study also used demographics and parental coupon use to profile gender differences. Men were found to play a major role in household...
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Journal of Product & Brand Management (1999) 8 (3): 232–244.
Published: 01 June 1999
...Kenneth C. Schneider; William C. Rodgers; Dennis N. Bristow The literature provides substantial evidence of gender differences in the level of assertive and/or competitive traits an individual is likely to exhibit. Further, it has been established that those individual differences are related...
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Journal of Product & Brand Management (1994) 3 (1): 6–18.
Published: 01 March 1994
...Pamela L. Alreck Gendering a product or brand means associating its image with a sex role stereotype in the minds of consumers. Examines, using research, the requirements and prohibitions of contemporary masculine and feminine sex roles and the kinds of consumers who do and do not adhere to them...

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