Aspects of the psychology of spending

SOTOHIRO KOJIMA; YASUHISA HAMA

doi:10.4992/psycholres1954.24.29

心理的財布の展開

小嶋外弘, 濱保久

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1982 年 24 巻 1 号 p. 29-38

DOI https://doi.org/10.4992/psycholres1954.24.29

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発行日: 1982/06/30 受付日: 1981/05/11 J-STAGE公開日: 2009/02/24 受理日: 1982/03/13 早期公開日: - 改訂日: -
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訂正日: 2009/02/24 訂正理由: - 訂正箇所: 論文抄録訂正内容: Wrong : When a consumer purchases a commodity, the expenditure may or may not be accompanied by grudging. The purpose of this survey was to evaluate the difference of “the psychology of spending” by using the three scales of: (1) psychological grudging accompanying expenditure, (2) necessity of the commodity, and (3) popularity of the commodity. Two hundred and seventeen housewives were asked to evaluate 50 commodities by the three scales on six levels, Factor analysis of ratings were carried out for each scale. The seven common “psychologies of spending”-so called “psychological moneybags”-among three scales were found. These were (1) daily necessities, (2) a small luxury, (3) culture and education, (4) personal fortune, (5) security, (6) feminine articles, and (7) eating out.
Right : When a consumer purchases a commodity, the expenditure may or may not be accompanied by grudging. The purpose of this survey was to evaluate the difference of “the psychology of spending” by using the three scales of: (1) psychological grudging accompanying expenditure, (2) necessity of the commodity, and (3) popularity of the commodity. Two hundred and seventeen housewives were asked to evaluate 50 commodities by the three scales on six levels, Factor analysis of ratings were carried out for each scale. The seven common “psychologies of spending” -so called “psychological moneybags” -among three scales were found. These were (1) daily necessities, (2) a small luxury, (3) culture and education, (4) personal fortune, (5) security, (6) feminine articles, and (7) eating out.

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訂正日: 2009/02/24 訂正理由: - 訂正箇所: 論文抄録訂正内容: Wrong : When a consumer purchases a commodity, the expenditure may or may not be accompanied by grudging. The purpose of this survey was to evaluate the difference of “the psychology of spending” by using the three scales of: (1) psychological grudging accompanying expenditure, (2) necessity of the commodity, and (3) popularity of the commodity. Two hundred and seventeen housewives were asked to evaluate 50 commodities by the three scales on six levels, Factor analysis of ratings were carried out for each scale. The seven common “psychologies of spending” -so called “psychological moneybags” -among three scales were found. These were (1) daily necessities, (2) a small luxury, (3) culture and education, (4) personal fortune, (5) security, (6) feminine articles, and (7) eating out.
Right : When a consumer purchases a commodity, the expenditure may or may not be accompanied by grudging. The purpose of this survey was to evaluate the difference of “the psychology of spending” by using the three scales of: (1) psychological grudging accompanying expenditure, (2) necessity of the commodity, and (3) popularity of the commodity. Two hundred and seventeen housewives were asked to evaluate 50 commodities by the three scales on six levels, Factor analysis of ratings were carried out for each scale. The seven common “psychologies of spending”-so called “psychological moneybags”-among three scales were found. These were (1) daily necessities, (2) a small luxury, (3) culture and education, (4) personal fortune, (5) security, (6) feminine articles, and (7) eating out.

訂正日: 2009/02/24 訂正理由: - 訂正箇所: 引用文献情報訂正内容: Wrong : Asahi Shinbun: Advertising Department. 1972 The observation and analysis of the “psychology of spending”. Asahi Shinbun Co., Japan. (In Japanese)
Kojima, S. 1964 The study of consumer psychology. Japan Productivity Co. (In Japanese)
Kojima, S. 1972 The study of consumer psychology. New Edition. Japan Productivity Co. (In Japanese)
Tanaka, M., & Kitade, S. 1974 The psychology of spending. Diamond Co. (In Japanese)

Right : Asahi Shinbun: Advertising Department. 1972 The observation and analysis of the “psychology of spending”. Asahi Shinbun Co., Japan.(In Japanese)
Kojima, S. 1964 The study of consumer psychology. Japan Productivity Co.(In Japanese)
Kojima, S. 1972 The study of consumer psychology. New Edition. Japan Productivity Co.(In Japanese)
Tanaka, M., & Kitade, S. 1974 The psychology of spending. Diamond Co.(In Japanese)

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When a consumer purchases a commodity, the expenditure may or may not be accompanied by grudging. The purpose of this survey was to evaluate the difference of “the psychology of spending” by using the three scales of: (1) psychological grudging accompanying expenditure, (2) necessity of the commodity, and (3) popularity of the commodity. Two hundred and seventeen housewives were asked to evaluate 50 commodities by the three scales on six levels, Factor analysis of ratings were carried out for each scale. The seven common “psychologies of spending”-so called “psychological moneybags”-among three scales were found. These were (1) daily necessities, (2) a small luxury, (3) culture and education, (4) personal fortune, (5) security, (6) feminine articles, and (7) eating out.

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