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Thai-Ha Luong, Hoang-Khoi Nguyen, James Cho, Agnieszka M. Koziel, Bao-Trang Nguyen Doi, Huu-Phuoc Bui
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Journal of Trade Science
Journal of Trade Science (2026) 14 (1): 25–41.
Published: 23 December 2025
... relationships among key variables. Findings Sensory appeal, social media and peer influence positively affected perceived novelty. Only sensory appeal negatively influenced perceived saturation, while peer influence uniquely increased both novelty and saturation. Notably, perceived novelty significantly...
