...Theepa Cappelli; Adrian P. Banks; Benjamin Gardner Purpose When starting university, most students manage their own money independently for the first time and encounter financial challenges that can negatively affect academic performance, mental health and well-being. Behaviour change...

... towards purchasing sustainable fashion. The authors also examine the enablers (environmental concern, durability and fashion leadership) and barriers (fashion consciousness and price sensitivity) of sustainable fashion purchase behaviour. Design/methodology/approach The authors used a Web-based self...

... Toys Marketing Values Children (age groups) Parents Advertising Play Transformative research Social responsibility Behaviour The role of marketing messages aimed at parents is an important and under‐studied aspect of toy marketing. Developmental psychologists are particularly concerned...

... Adolescents Malaysia Attitudes Behaviour Ethnic marketing research is driven by the assumption that ethnicity can affect a wide range of consumer behaviour, such as eating habits, music, dressing preferences and choices in leisure activities (Bocock, 1993 ; Burton, 2000). Past research also...

...‐reporting at face value, the analysis focuses on how young people present themselves in the interviews, as well as what they are doing as consumers on Bebo. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Social networks Young adults Children (age groups) Behaviour Consumer psychology Young...

... competitive multi‐media environment. © Authors 2008 Television Visual media Youth Television news Behaviour Young adults Media audience habits are changing as a result of the introduction of new delivery modes in combination with proliferating opportunities to listen and view...

... of food consumption may affect the uptake of school meals as well as family meals, and this may impact upon young people's dietary choices and behaviour. Additionally, the results indicate that parents (and teachers) learn from children about new ways to maintain family relatedness and love at mealtimes...

... of innovations is examined. Design/methodology/approach An experiment is conducted at primary schools in The Netherlands, with children aged between 8 and 12 years. An innovation is introduced in a social network (school class). Lead users are identified and their adoptive behavior is examined. Findings...

...Lionel Stanbrook Advertising cannot produce a behavioural effect but is nevertheless presumed to have long term effects on dietary behaviour, exploit gullible children and have a persuasive influence greater than parental guidance, educational influences or other interests not vested...

... methods you can use to gain information to help you make your toy the best it can be. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Established Methods Testing Behaviour Prototypes The Use of Focus Groups in Toy Testing Keywords: Established Methods, Testing, Behaviour, Prototypes The Use of Focus Groups...