Act of Consumption

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An Act of Consumption is a choice act where a consumer interacts with a consumable item to gratify some human need.



References

1989

1987

  • (Loewenstein, 1987) ⇒ George Loewenstein. (1987). “Anticipation and the Valuation of Delayed Consumption.” The Economic Journal 97, no. 387
    • QUOTE: … The following model explores the question of how an in future act of consumption under conditions of certainty. The model depicts a consumer at time to who anticipates consuming x at time T > to …

1984

  • (de Certeau, 1984)
    • QUOTE: … acts of everyday creativity … The counterpart, on the consumer’s … side, of the mute processes that organize the establishment of socioeconomic order”

1982

  • (Holbrook & Hirschman, 1982) ⇒ Morris B. Holbrook, and Elizabeth C. Hirschman. (1982). “The Experiential Aspects of Consumption: Consumer Fantasies, Feelings, and Fun.” Journal of consumer research 9, no. 2
    • QUOTE: … In exploring the nature of that overall experience, the approach envisioned here departs from the traditional positivist focus on directly observable buying behavior and devotes increased attention to the mental events surrounding the act of consumption