“I WANT THIS CANDY”- A STUDY SHOWING IMPULSIVE BUYING BEHAVIOR OF CHILDREN
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This article is relevant to our study of impulse buying behavior in confectioneries as it depicts the various reason for shoppers’ trying out what actually goes into the minds of the consumer when they enter a shop and make a purchase, the triggers and motivations for such behavior. We aim, through our research, to find out what factors tend to convert a routine shopping trip into an impulse buying experience. (Reed, 2006) The paper here explains the buying behavior of children which we can call as impulsive purchase of children after getting influenced by several factors like packaging etc. Basically this paper focuses on the impulsive purchase of confectionaries by the children. Data collected for the analysis is from shops and malls by mall intercept techniques. In addition to observation, parents, elders or the grandparents were interviewed who were accompanying child.
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