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What is Consumer Well-Being

Handbook of Research on Retailing Techniques for Optimal Consumer Engagement and Experiences
The level of contribution that the shopping activity has to satisfaction with important life subdomains, such as consumer life, social life, leisure life, and community life, which results in an improvement of one’s overall quality of life.
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Consumer-Retailer Identification Enhancing Consumer Well-Being
Isabella Maggioni (ESCP Europe, Italy)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-1412-2.ch001
Abstract
Consumer-Retailer Identification (CRI) is a powerful tool for retailers to develop meaningful relationships and strengthen the emotional bond with their customers. Besides showing positive attitudes towards brands that reflect their self-concept, consumers prefer to engage with retailers that are more likely to express and enhance their identity. This alignment between a retailer's image and one's identity has been shown to positively affect consumers' sense of well-being and their overall quality of life. This chapter proposes a framework based on a review of past research on the role of consumer's self-concept in the promotion of consumer well-being in retail settings. Focusing on CRI, the chapter offers directions for future research while discussing emerging trends.
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Consumer Acceptance and Resistance Factors Toward Smart Retail Stores
Consumers’ perceptions of how smart retail stores influence their satisfaction and quality of purchase experience.
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