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Theroleofemotions,fun,andpleasureinconsumerbehaviorisnowwidelyrecognizedasbeingofkeyi...
The role of emotions, fun, and pleasure in consumer behavior is now widely recognized as being of key importance, and consumers' shopping is usually discussed in terms of its “goal-oriented” or “utilitarian” value and its “recreational” or “hedonic” value (Griffin et al., 2000; Hirschman and Holbrook, 1982; Wagner and Rudolph, 2010). Hedonistic shopping is described as the festive, ludic, or even epicurean way of shopping, and is related to fun and playfulness rather than to task completion, reflecting the experiential side of shopping, comprising pleasure, curiosity, fantasy, escapism, and fun (Hirschman and Holbrook, 1982; Scarpi, 2012). On the other hand, utilitarianism is described as the ergic, taskrelated, and rational, meaning that a shopping expedition is based on efficiency and rationality. Utilitarianism is related to necessity rather than to recreation, and is often described in terms that are commonly used otherwise to evaluate work performance (e.g. success, accomplishment). As Wolfinbarger and Gilly (2001) p. 34 summarize, consumers can sometimes “shopto acquireitems” and at other times “shop to shop”.
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