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Psychographic
About: Psychographic is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 1307 publications have been published within this topic receiving 39696 citations.
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TL;DR: Different segments of the Vietnamese-American population have different attitudes and smoking risk, which may facilitate targeted tobacco control message development.
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TL;DR: This article used a national mail survey to gather data on the motivational, attitudinal, psychographic, and socio-environmental characteristics of consumers and found that significant differences between direct marketing television shoppers and non-shoppers could be attributed to ten variables.
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TL;DR: In 1992 and 1994 surveys were conducted on visitors to Grasslands National Park in Southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada, an ecotourist site as mentioned in this paper, and the objectives of the two studies were as follows.
Abstract: In 1992 and 1994 surveys were conducted on visitors to Grasslands National Park in Southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada, an ecotourist site. The objectives of the two studies were as follows. First, to better define the demographic, sociographic and psychographic attributes of ecotourists, especially those who travel independently. Gaining further insight into the travel motivations, preferences and satisfaction-inducing factors that pertain to the ecotourist was a key concern of the study. Second, the study aimed to develop recommendations useful to ecotourism planners and managers. The paper reviews the recent literature on ecotourists. It summarises the results of the two studies, comparing them to the existing knowledge on ecotourists. Finally, the managerial implications that emerge from the two studies are discussed.
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TL;DR: Some consumers are interested insupporting sustainable production practices and their support may be linked to improved personal, environmental, and community health.
Abstract: An evaluation was made of theassociations between self-reported healthconscious consumerism, body-mass index (BMI),and consumer beliefs, attitudes, intentions,and behaviors regarding sustainably producedfoods. Self-administered surveys were completedby adult consumers (n = 550) in threemetropolitan Minnesota grocery stores. Selecteddemographic and psychographic differencesbetween health conscious consumers andnon-health conscious consumers were evaluated.Compared to non-health conscious consumers,health conscious consumers were more likely tobe female, older, more educated, higher incomeearners, more active, healthier, and possess ahealthier body mass index. They also held moresupportive beliefs, attitudes, and intentionswith regard to sustainably produced foods. Inconclusion, some consumers are interested insupporting sustainable production practices andtheir support may be linked to improvedpersonal, environmental, and communityhealth.
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TL;DR: In this article, an exploratory descriptive research examines consumer behavior for the Internet over time, focusing on Internet use by consumers at home in the initial phases of the introduction of this technology into US households.
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