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Why does consumer loyalty waiver?

Consumer loyalty can be swayed by even slight exposure to information in the environment, a new study has shown.

Authors Stijn van Osselaer (Erasmus University, The Netherlands) and Chris Janiszewski (University of Florida, Gainesville) have developed a model to help explain why consumer loyalty waivers in response to certain stimuli. The model also links a consumer’s choice of product with goal activation influences.

Read more at Erasmus University

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