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Übereinstimmung von Marken- und Konsumentenpersönlichkeit als Determinante des Kaufverhaltens — Eine Metaanalyse der Selbstkongruenzforschung

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  • Hans H. Bauer

    (Universität Mannheim)

  • Ralf Mäder

    (TNS Infratest Automotive)

  • Sandra-Nadine Wagner

    (Bereich Media Planning & Services)

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Zusammenfassung Die Selbstkongruenzforschung untersucht die Konsequenzen einer Übereinstimmung der Persönlichkeit von Konsumenten mit korrespondierenden Imagebestandteilen von markierten Produkten (der Markenpersönlichkeit). Empirische Studien deuten darauf hin, dass Konsumenten eine Marke umso mehr bevorzugen, je mehr deren Markenpersönlichkeit ihrer eigenen Persönlichkeit ähnelt. Die vorliegende Untersuchung verfolgt das Ziel, die vorhandenen empirischen Forschungserkenntnisse quantitativstatistisch zu integrieren. Die metaanalytische Auswertung von 165 Effektstärkemaßen aus 32 Studien liefert einen hoch signifikanten mittleren Selbstkongruenzeffekt von r = 0,34, dessen Ausprägung in den einzelnen Studien jedoch erheblichen Schwankungen unterworfen ist. Ein Hypothesensystem wird entworfen, um die Varianz des Selbstkongruenzeffekts zu erklären. Die regressionsanalytische Überprüfung liefert Unterstützung für mehrere der postulierten Wirkungszusammenhänge.

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  • Hans H. Bauer & Ralf Mäder & Sandra-Nadine Wagner, 2006. "Übereinstimmung von Marken- und Konsumentenpersönlichkeit als Determinante des Kaufverhaltens — Eine Metaanalyse der Selbstkongruenzforschung," Schmalenbach Journal of Business Research, Springer, vol. 58(7), pages 838-863, November.
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