Constructs and items with their references
| References | Construct | Label |
|---|---|---|
| Social media influence | ||
| Aragoncillo and Orus (2018) | Social networks inspire my purchases of clothing and accessories | INFL1 |
| Aragoncillo and Orus (2018) | Sometimes, when I see an apparel/accessory on social media, I often search for it online to buy it | INFL2 |
| Aragoncillo and Orus (2018) | Sometimes, I feel attracted to the apparels and accessory shared by my contacts on social networks | INFL3 |
| Badgaiyan and Verma (2014) | Attractive marketing and promotional offers motivate me to purchase more than my scheduled purchase | INFL5 |
| Social media preferences | ||
| Own development | I buy through the social media page of the retailer | SMP1 |
| Prasad and Garg (2019) | I use social media to communicate with retailers | SMP2 |
| Prasad and Garg (2019) | My relationship with brands is enhanced because of social media | SMP3 |
| Prasad and Garg (2019) | I am proud to tell/show/tag the brand I buy | SMP4 |
| Prasad and Garg (2019) | I often read online about the brand/products | SMP5 |
| Jiménez-Castillo and Sánchez-Fernández (2019) | I follow the purchase recommendations of influencers I follow on social media sites | SMP6 |
| Jiménez-Castillo and Sánchez-Fernández (2019) | I buy a brand based on the advice given by an influencer I follow | SMP7 |
| Own development | I buy a brand based on what my friends from my contact list have mentioned | SMP8 |
| Atulkar and Kesari (2018), Rook and Fisher (1995) | Purchases of my friends mentioned on social media site make me go in for unplanned, spontaneous purchase | SMP9 |
| Hedonic motivation | ||
| Badgaiyan and Verma (2014) | Shopping is a fun and enjoyable activity to me | HEDO1 |
| Badgaiyan and Verma (2014) | I obtain pleasure in buying something attractive | HEDO2 |
| Arnold and Reynolds (2003) | To me, shopping is a way to relieve stress | HEDO3 |
| Arnold and Reynolds (2003) | I shop to keep up with trends. | HEDO4 |
| Arnold and Reynolds (2003) | Shopping makes me feel like I am in my own universe | HEDO5 |
| Dey and Srivastava (2017) | Finding unique things makes me excited | HEDO6 |
| Dey and Srivastava (2017) | I enjoy compliments and words of praise when I show/tag something I shopped | HEDO7 |
| Arnold and Reynolds (2003) | Much of my life centres around shopping | HEDO8 |
| Arnold and Reynolds (2003) | I have a lot of things that I still have not used | HEDO9 |
| Shopping in COVID-19 | ||
| Xian et al. (2020) | Shopping makes me happy in the dull and grim times of COVID-19 | SHCV1 |
| Xian et al. (2020) | After spending many hours working/reading online, I feel relaxed to shop online | SHCV2 |
| Jamal (2020) | These unprecedented times influence me to spend more and save less | SHCV3 |
| Own development | I buy products even though I may not need them immediately | SHCV4 |
| Xian et al. (2020) | A small purchase regularly also makes me happy | SHCV5 |
| Own development | I have been buying apparels/accessories during the COVID times | SHCV6 |
| Impulsive buying | ||
| Rook and Fisher (1995), Elizabeth Ferrell and Beatty (1998) | I often buy spontaneously | IMPL1 |
| Rook and Fisher (1995), Elizabeth Ferrell and Beatty (1998) | “Just do it,” describes the way I shop | IMPL2 |
| Rook and Fisher (1995), Elizabeth Ferrell and Beatty (1998) | I often buy things without thinking | IMPL3 |
| Rook and Fisher (1995), Elizabeth Ferrell and Beatty (1998) | “I see it. I buy it,” describes my shopping behaviour | IMPL4 |
| Rook and Fisher (1995), Elizabeth Ferrell and Beatty (1998) | Sometimes I buy things on the spur of the moment | IMPL5 |
| Rook and Fisher (1995), Elizabeth Ferrell and Beatty (1998) | I carefully plan most of my purchases (reversed item) | IMPL6R |
| Rook and Fisher (1995), Elizabeth Ferrell and Beatty (1998) | Sometimes, I am a bit reckless about what I buy | IMPL7 |
| Aragoncillo and Orus (2018) | Sometimes, when I see an apparel/accessory on social media, I feel like buying it immediately (disguised) | IMPL8D |
| Compulsive buying | ||
| Edwards (1992) Edwards (1993) | I feel anxious/nervous on the days I do not shop | CMPL1 |
| Edwards (1992) Edwards (1993) | I buy things even though I cannot really afford them | CMPL2 |
| Edwards (1992) Edwards (1993) | I go on buying binges | CMPL3 |
| Edwards (1992) Edwards (1993) | I buy things even when I do not need them | CMPL4 |
| Faber and O’Guinn (1989) | I think others would be horrified if they knew of my shopping habits | CMPL5 |
| References | Construct | Label |
|---|---|---|
| Social media influence | ||
| Social networks inspire my purchases of clothing and accessories | INFL1 | |
| Sometimes, when I see an apparel/accessory on social media, I often search for it online to buy it | INFL2 | |
| Sometimes, I feel attracted to the apparels and accessory shared by my contacts on social networks | INFL3 | |
| Attractive marketing and promotional offers motivate me to purchase more than my scheduled purchase | INFL5 | |
| Social media preferences | ||
| Own development | I buy through the social media page of the retailer | SMP1 |
| I use social media to communicate with retailers | SMP2 | |
| My relationship with brands is enhanced because of social media | SMP3 | |
| I am proud to tell/show/tag the brand I buy | SMP4 | |
| I often read online about the brand/products | SMP5 | |
| I follow the purchase recommendations of influencers I follow on social media sites | SMP6 | |
| I buy a brand based on the advice given by an influencer I follow | SMP7 | |
| Own development | I buy a brand based on what my friends from my contact list have mentioned | SMP8 |
| Purchases of my friends mentioned on social media site make me go in for unplanned, spontaneous purchase | SMP9 | |
| Hedonic motivation | ||
| Shopping is a fun and enjoyable activity to me | HEDO1 | |
| I obtain pleasure in buying something attractive | HEDO2 | |
| To me, shopping is a way to relieve stress | HEDO3 | |
| I shop to keep up with trends. | HEDO4 | |
| Shopping makes me feel like I am in my own universe | HEDO5 | |
| Finding unique things makes me excited | HEDO6 | |
| I enjoy compliments and words of praise when I show/tag something I shopped | HEDO7 | |
| Much of my life centres around shopping | HEDO8 | |
| I have a lot of things that I still have not used | HEDO9 | |
| Shopping in COVID-19 | ||
| Shopping makes me happy in the dull and grim times of COVID-19 | SHCV1 | |
| After spending many hours working/reading online, I feel relaxed to shop online | SHCV2 | |
| Jamal (2020) | These unprecedented times influence me to spend more and save less | SHCV3 |
| Own development | I buy products even though I may not need them immediately | SHCV4 |
| A small purchase regularly also makes me happy | SHCV5 | |
| Own development | I have been buying apparels/accessories during the COVID times | SHCV6 |
| Impulsive buying | ||
| I often buy spontaneously | IMPL1 | |
| “Just do it,” describes the way I shop | IMPL2 | |
| I often buy things without thinking | IMPL3 | |
| “I see it. I buy it,” describes my shopping behaviour | IMPL4 | |
| Sometimes I buy things on the spur of the moment | IMPL5 | |
| I carefully plan most of my purchases (reversed item) | IMPL6R | |
| Sometimes, I am a bit reckless about what I buy | IMPL7 | |
| Sometimes, when I see an apparel/accessory on social media, I feel like buying it immediately (disguised) | IMPL8D | |
| Compulsive buying | ||
| Edwards (1992) Edwards (1993) | I feel anxious/nervous on the days I do not shop | CMPL1 |
| Edwards (1992) Edwards (1993) | I buy things even though I cannot really afford them | CMPL2 |
| Edwards (1992) Edwards (1993) | I go on buying binges | CMPL3 |
| Edwards (1992) Edwards (1993) | I buy things even when I do not need them | CMPL4 |
| I think others would be horrified if they knew of my shopping habits | CMPL5 |
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