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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Diagnosticidade da marca da loja frente ? confus?o do consumidor associada ao cen?rio multim?dia e multicanal

Broilo, Patricia Liebesny 19 March 2018 (has links)
Submitted by PPG Administra??o e Neg?cios (ppgad@pucrs.br) on 2018-04-10T22:58:39Z No. of bitstreams: 1 PATRICIA_LIEBESNY_BROILO_TES.pdf: 1545205 bytes, checksum: 264f39350055938c919800a48d9aa9bb (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Caroline Xavier (caroline.xavier@pucrs.br) on 2018-04-23T19:17:44Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 PATRICIA_LIEBESNY_BROILO_TES.pdf: 1545205 bytes, checksum: 264f39350055938c919800a48d9aa9bb (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-04-23T19:48:31Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 PATRICIA_LIEBESNY_BROILO_TES.pdf: 1545205 bytes, checksum: 264f39350055938c919800a48d9aa9bb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-03-19 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior - CAPES / The increasing offer of products and services through multiple distribution channels and communication media characterizes the multimedia and multichannel scenario. This research aimed to deepen the understanding of consumer confusion associated with this scenario, considering that consumers tend to choose what and where to buy jointly. Specifically, based on the cue-diagnosticity theory, a thesis has been proposed that to overcome confusion and make a purchase decision, consumers tend to rely on the store brand revealing high diagnosticity of this cue in nowadays' scenario. Based on this proposition, a series of three experiments were carried on with consumers recruited through Mechanical Turk, to test six hypotheses. As a result, the first study demonstrated a negative effect of confusion on purchase intention, and a mediation of this effect by regret anticipation; the second study revealed the direct effect of confusion on purchase intention, as well as the indirect effect through regret anticipation, as being moderated by store brand reputation; the third study revealed that the same effects are observed when referring to a manufacturer's store brand. Among the contributions of this research, the following can be highlighted: a broad definition of consumer confusion associated with the multimedia and multichannel scenario; evidence that confusion impacts decision making during a buying experience; regret anticipation addressed as a mechanism that explains this effect; identification that consumers tend to consider the store brand reputation when it refers to a retailer as well as when it refers to a manufacturer selling directly to consumers; and the finding that store brand reputation can decrease the negative effect of confusion on purchase intention, revealing high diagnosticity of the store brand in light of consumer confusion. Academic and managerial implications are presented at the end of this report, along with opportunities for future research. / A crescente oferta de produtos e servi?os atrav?s de m?ltiplos canais de distribui??o e meios de comunica??o caracteriza o cen?rio multim?dia e multicanal. Nesta pesquisa buscou-se aprofundar a compreens?o da confus?o do consumidor associada a esse cen?rio, atentando para a tend?ncia de os consumidores escolherem de maneira conjunta o qu? e onde comprar. Especificamente, baseando-se na teoria da diagnosticidade de sinalizadores, formulou-se a tese de que, para superar a confus?o visando uma decis?o de compra, o consumidor tende a se apoiar na marca da loja, revelando alta diagnosticidade desse sinalizador nos processos decis?rios de consumo da atualidade. Diante desse postulado, realizou-se uma sequ?ncia de tr?s estudos experimentais junto a consumidores recrutados via Mechanical Turk, para testar seis hip?teses. Como resultado, no primeiro estudo verificou-se efeito negativo da confus?o sobre a inten??o de compra, bem como media??o desse efeito pela antecipa??o de arrependimento; no segundo estudo, verificou-se que o efeito direto da confus?o sobre a inten??o de compra, bem como o efeito indireto desta rela??o atrav?s da antecipa??o de arrependimento, ? moderado pela reputa??o da marca da loja; no terceiro estudo, verificou-se que o mesmo ocorre ao se tratar da marca da loja de um fabricante. Entre as contribui??es desta pesquisa, destaca-se: a proposi??o de uma defini??o abrangente da confus?o do consumidor associada ao cen?rio multim?dia e multicanal; a evid?ncia de que a confus?o impacta a tomada de decis?o em uma situa??o de compra; a abordagem da antecipa??o de arrependimento como mecanismo explicativo desse efeito; a observa??o de que, sob a perspectiva do consumidor, uma loja pode ser considerada por sua marca ao se tratar de uma empresa varejista, bem como tratando-se de um fabricante operando com vendas diretas; e o achado de que a reputa??o da marca da loja ? capaz de atenuar o efeito negativo da confus?o sobre a inten??o de compra, denotando alta diagnosticidade da marca da loja frente ? confus?o do consumidor. Implica??es nos ?mbitos acad?mico e gerencial s?o apresentadas ao final desse documento, junto a oportunidades para pesquisas futuras.

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