Compulsive buying : an improvement to Mowen & Spears' hierarchal approach.

Borrowing from Mowen and Spears’ (1999) hierarchal approach model to understanding the underlying psychological factors influencing compulsive buying, we will try to add to the existing knowledge by improving on the model. By extending the existing Mowen and Spears’ (1999) model, we hope to provid...

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Main Authors: Chan, Hui Wen., Chua, Chin Yeh., Lee, Wei Ting.
Other Authors: Kennedy, Jeffrey Cameron
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Published: 2008
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-107852023-05-19T06:24:05Z Compulsive buying : an improvement to Mowen & Spears' hierarchal approach. Chan, Hui Wen. Chua, Chin Yeh. Lee, Wei Ting. Kennedy, Jeffrey Cameron Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::Marketing::Consumer behavior Borrowing from Mowen and Spears’ (1999) hierarchal approach model to understanding the underlying psychological factors influencing compulsive buying, we will try to add to the existing knowledge by improving on the model. By extending the existing Mowen and Spears’ (1999) model, we hope to provide insights which would useful to the other researchers and the society in dealing and mitigating the negative effects, such as financial difficulty and distress to the compulsive buyer and family, brought about by compulsive buying. 2008-09-24T07:47:30Z 2008-09-24T07:47:30Z 2008 2008 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/10785 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf
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Chan, Hui Wen.
Chua, Chin Yeh.
Lee, Wei Ting.
Compulsive buying : an improvement to Mowen & Spears' hierarchal approach.
description Borrowing from Mowen and Spears’ (1999) hierarchal approach model to understanding the underlying psychological factors influencing compulsive buying, we will try to add to the existing knowledge by improving on the model. By extending the existing Mowen and Spears’ (1999) model, we hope to provide insights which would useful to the other researchers and the society in dealing and mitigating the negative effects, such as financial difficulty and distress to the compulsive buyer and family, brought about by compulsive buying.
author2 Kennedy, Jeffrey Cameron
author_facet Kennedy, Jeffrey Cameron
Chan, Hui Wen.
Chua, Chin Yeh.
Lee, Wei Ting.
format Final Year Project
author Chan, Hui Wen.
Chua, Chin Yeh.
Lee, Wei Ting.
author_sort Chan, Hui Wen.
title Compulsive buying : an improvement to Mowen & Spears' hierarchal approach.
title_short Compulsive buying : an improvement to Mowen & Spears' hierarchal approach.
title_full Compulsive buying : an improvement to Mowen & Spears' hierarchal approach.
title_fullStr Compulsive buying : an improvement to Mowen & Spears' hierarchal approach.
title_full_unstemmed Compulsive buying : an improvement to Mowen & Spears' hierarchal approach.
title_sort compulsive buying : an improvement to mowen & spears' hierarchal approach.
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