The research aims to explore SGCB in the context of the spa and wellness industry, focusing on the nature, contexts and emotions associated with this form of SGCB. SGCB has been relatively well researched, although there is opportunity to discover more in the area. An exploratory approach was employed, interviewing 35 adults using the critical incident technique. A snowball sampling technique was used to ensure the participants had an interest in the topic. The study not only confirms existing SGCB literature, it also looks into the SGCB experience in the context of Spa and wellness. The situations were different from regular self-gifting, as participants were found to be in a negative mood entering into the SGCB experience. It highlighted ...
The concepts of self-gifting and goal setting are combined in the context of physical activity, in o...
This research explicates the role of self-construal in consumers\u27 attitudes towards and likelihoo...
Self-gifting is a highly context-bound consumer behaviour, and existing literature has identified th...
The research aims to explore SGCB in the context of the spa and wellness industry, focusing on the n...
Self-gifting consumer behaviour (SGCB) is on the rise as consumers seek reward and therapeutic benef...
Purpose Self-gifting is a performative process in which consumers purchase products for themselves. ...
Self‐gifting consumer behaviour (SGCB) is on the rise as consumers seek reward and therapeutic benef...
International audiencePurpose – The aim of the research presented in this paper is to enhance our un...
This dissertations aims to understand self-gift consumer behaviour (SGCB) in China, specifically its...
International audiencePurpose – The aim of the research presented in this paper is to enhance our un...
While evidence of the significance of Self-Gift Consumer Behaviour (SGCB) in Western cultures has be...
Gift-Giving Behaviour (GGB) has received significant attention from academic researchers in the past...
This study aims to determine the most important motivations for self-gifting in a particular context...
This dissertation aims to understand self-gift consumer behaviour (SGCB) in Islamic religious occasi...
The spa industry defines itself as offering services for the enhancement of well-being across body, ...
The concepts of self-gifting and goal setting are combined in the context of physical activity, in o...
This research explicates the role of self-construal in consumers\u27 attitudes towards and likelihoo...
Self-gifting is a highly context-bound consumer behaviour, and existing literature has identified th...
The research aims to explore SGCB in the context of the spa and wellness industry, focusing on the n...
Self-gifting consumer behaviour (SGCB) is on the rise as consumers seek reward and therapeutic benef...
Purpose Self-gifting is a performative process in which consumers purchase products for themselves. ...
Self‐gifting consumer behaviour (SGCB) is on the rise as consumers seek reward and therapeutic benef...
International audiencePurpose – The aim of the research presented in this paper is to enhance our un...
This dissertations aims to understand self-gift consumer behaviour (SGCB) in China, specifically its...
International audiencePurpose – The aim of the research presented in this paper is to enhance our un...
While evidence of the significance of Self-Gift Consumer Behaviour (SGCB) in Western cultures has be...
Gift-Giving Behaviour (GGB) has received significant attention from academic researchers in the past...
This study aims to determine the most important motivations for self-gifting in a particular context...
This dissertation aims to understand self-gift consumer behaviour (SGCB) in Islamic religious occasi...
The spa industry defines itself as offering services for the enhancement of well-being across body, ...
The concepts of self-gifting and goal setting are combined in the context of physical activity, in o...
This research explicates the role of self-construal in consumers\u27 attitudes towards and likelihoo...
Self-gifting is a highly context-bound consumer behaviour, and existing literature has identified th...