Author: Ekici, Ahmet; Watson, Forrest
Title: A model of consumer lifeâ€satisfaction amidst the COVIDâ€19 pandemic: Evidence and policy implications Cord-id: h94ikprq Document date: 2021_7_3
ID: h94ikprq
Snippet: The COVIDâ€19 pandemic has dramatically impacted the lives of consumers across the globe. What guidance can consumer researchers and policymakers provide consumers to elicit adaptive responses that contribute to their lifeâ€satisfaction under these adverse conditions? To this end, we develop and test an adaptive response model and demonstrate its impact on the lifeâ€satisfaction of the consumers experiencing the pandemic in Turkey. Our model suggests that amidst COVIDâ€19, seeking emotional
Document: The COVIDâ€19 pandemic has dramatically impacted the lives of consumers across the globe. What guidance can consumer researchers and policymakers provide consumers to elicit adaptive responses that contribute to their lifeâ€satisfaction under these adverse conditions? To this end, we develop and test an adaptive response model and demonstrate its impact on the lifeâ€satisfaction of the consumers experiencing the pandemic in Turkey. Our model suggests that amidst COVIDâ€19, seeking emotional help triggers the positivity in people, which in turn increases lifeâ€satisfaction. Moreover, turning to religion to deal with the challenges of the pandemic leads to positivity and hope, which in turn positively affect lifeâ€satisfaction. Importantly, “escape†behaviors (such as excessive work or time spent in online shows/games) reduce positivity and hope in consumers, thus negatively impacting lifeâ€satisfaction. The paper discusses the conceptual and public policy implications of the results and offers recommendations for future research.
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