Contents & References of Investigating the relationship between conflict and brand loyalty (a case study of pasta and pasta products)
Chapter One: Generalities
1-1- Introduction. 1
2-1- statement of the problem .. 2
3-1- research objectives .. 3
4-1- importance and necessity of research. 3
5-1- Theoretical model of research. 4
6-1- Research hypothesis .. 6
7-1- Research variables. 6
8-1- Research specialized vocabulary. 6
9-1- Research methodology. 8
1-9-1 research method.. 8
2-9-1 statistical population. 8
3-9-1 sampling method. 8
10-1- Information gathering method. 8
11-1- Data analysis method. 8
12-1- The realm of research.. 9
12-1- Thematic realm. 9
12-1- Spatial domain .. 9
12-1- Time domain .. 9
13-1- Research limitations. 9
Chapter Two: Background and Theoretical Foundations of Research
1-2- Theoretical Foundations
1-1-2- Introduction .. 10
2-1-2-Definitions of Marketing. 11
3-1-2- Definition of consumer. 11
4-1-2 consumer behavior. 12
1-4-1-2 consumer purchase decision process. 13
5-1-2- The impact of conflict in the purchase process. 19
6-1-2- Consumer satisfaction after purchase. 21
7-1-2- The concept of customer satisfaction. 21
1-7-1-2-The effects of customer satisfaction on loyalty. 23
2-7-1-2- Measurement of customer satisfaction. 23
3-7-1-2 customer satisfaction measurement models. 24
1-3-7-1-2 Kano model. 24
2-3-7-1-2 scamper model. 27
8-1-2 Conflict .. 28
1-8-1-2 The importance of conflict investigation. 28
2-8-1-2- The nature of the conflict. 29
3-8-1-2 The concept of conflict. 29
4-8-1-2 Evolution of views on conflict. 31
5-8-1-2 Definitions provided about conflict. 31
6-8-1-2 factors influencing the conflict. 32
1-6-8-1-2 The effect of price on conflict. 32
2-6-8-1-2 The effect of purchase cycle length on conflict. 32
3-6-8-1-2 The effect of similarity of consumer choices on conflict. 33
4-6-8-1-2 The impact of perceived risk on conflict. 33
5-6-8-1-2 The effect of the relationship between the product and the person on the conflict. 33
7-8-1-2 Measuring the amount of conflict. 34
8-8-1-2 models presented in the area of ??low-involvement and high-involvement goods. 35
1-8-8-1-2 Hierarchy of effects theory. 36
2-8-8-1-2 active learning theory. 36
3-8-8-1-2 passive learning theory. 37
4-8-8-1-2 less involved learning. 38
9-8-1-2 The impact of conflict in advertising. 39
10-8-1-2 types of conflict. 40
1-10-8-1-2 product class conflict. 40
2-10-8-1-2-continuous conflict. 41
3-10-8-1- Situational conflict. 41
4-10-8-1-2 shopping conflicts. 41
5-10-8-1-2 reactive conflict. 42
11-8-1-2 Models presented in the field of conflict. 42
1-11-8-1-2 Laurent and Kapferer model. 42
2-11-8-1-2 Celsi and Olson model. 47
9-1-2 brand... 48
1-9-1-2 brand positioning. 49
2-9-1-2 brand credibility. 49
10-1-2 loyalty.. 50
1-10-1-2 customer loyalty. 50
1-1-10-1-2 Loyalty as a basic attitude. 50
2-1-10-1-2 Loyalty as manifested behavior. 51
3-1-10-1-2 Loyalty as a purchase that is influenced and adjusted by people's attitude. 51
2-10-1-2 The process of creating loyalty in customers. 52
3-10-1-2 The importance of examining brand loyalty. 53
4-10-1-2 The concept of brand loyalty. 54
5-10-1-2 Brand loyalty models. 56
1-5-10-1-2 data loyalty model. 56
2-5-10-1-2 Bennett and Rundle Thiel model. 56
3-5-10-1-2 Dick and Basu model. 56
6-10-1-2 The relationship between customer loyalty and the organization's profitability. 59
7-10-1-2 Using loyalty to segment the consumer market. 60
1-7-10-1-2 – brand loyalty pyramid. 60
11-1-2 Classification of consumer behavior in terms of the level of conflict. 62
1-11-1-2 Complex buying behavior. 63
2-11-1-2 behavior based on seeking diversity. 63
3-11-1-2 Behavior based on reducing disparity. 63
4-11-1-2 behavior based on habit. 63
12-1-2 Classification of the relationship between loyalty and consumer involvement. 64
1-12-1-2 complex loyalists. 64
2-12-1-2 loyalists of heterosexuality. 64
3-12-1-2 habitual loyalists. 65
4-12-1-2 diversity seekers. 65
13-1-2 types of loyalty based on repeat purchase and attitude. 66
1-13-1-2 mode of loyalty. 66
2-13-1-2 fake loyalty mode. 66
3-13-1-2 hidden loyalty mode. 67
4-13-1-2 state of infidelity. 67
2-2- Research background. 68
1-2-2- The history of pasta industry in the world. 68
2-2-2- History of pasta industry in Iran. 69
3-2-2 Research on the topic of the thesis. 73
1-3-2-2 internal studies. 73
2-3-2-2 Foreign studies. 76
Chapter three: research method
1-3- Introduction .. 81
2-3- Information collection sources. 81
1-2-3 primary sources .. 81
2-2-3 secondary sources .. 81
3-3- research method .. 82
4-3- statistical population of the research. 82
5-3-Sampling method. 82
6-3- Data collection tools. 83
7-3- Credibility or validity.. 85
8-3- Reliability or reliability of the questionnaire. 85
9-3- Data analysis method. 86
10-3- Scale used. 88
11-3- Research methodology. 88
1-11-3- Type of research method. 88
2-11-3- Method of collecting information and data. 89
12-3- Research variables. 89
13-3- The scope of research. 89
Chapter Four: Data Analysis
1-4- Introduction .. 90
2-4- Method of data analysis. 90
3-4 descriptive statistics .. 90
1-3-4 gender .. 90
2-3-4 marital status. 91
3-3-4 level of education. 92
4-3-4 age.. 93
5-3-4 brand used. 94
4-4 inferential statistics.. 95
1-4-4 general stages of statistical hypothesis testing. 95
2-4-4 Kolmogorov Smirnov normality test. 96
1-2-4-4 normality test of customer involvement variables. 97
1-1-2-4-4 normality test of interest in the product variable. 97
2-1-2-4-4 normality test of shopping pleasure variable. 97
3-1-2-4-4 normality test of the symbolic dimension variable. 98
4-1-2-4-4 normality test of risk probability variable. 99
5-1-2-4-4 normality test of risk importance variable. 100
2-2-4-4 brand loyalty variables. 102
1-2-2-4-4 normality test of cognitive resources variable. 102
2-2-2-4-4 normality test of replacement variable. 103
3-2-2-4-4 normality test of brand commitment variable. 104
4-2-2-4-4 normality test of dependent variable. 105
3-4-4 Test of research questions. 105
1-3-4-4 ratio test of customer engagement variables. 106
1-1-3-4-4 test of variable ratio of interest in the product. 106
2-1-3-4-4 variable ratio test of shopping pleasure. 107
3-1-3-4-4 variable ratio test of symbolic dimensions. 108
4-1-3-4-4 variable ratio test of risk probability. 108
5-1-3-4-4 Test of variable ratio of risk importance. 110
2-3-4-4 test of the ratio of brand loyalty variables. 111
1-2-3-4-4 variable ratio test of cognitive resources. 111
2-2-3-4-4 Substitution variable ratio test. 112
3-2-3-4-4 variable ratio test of brand commitment. 113
4-2-3-4-4 Dependent variable ratio test. 114
4-4-4 Checking research hypotheses using correlation test. 115
1-4-4-4 Examining the first research hypothesis. 115
2-4-4-4 Examining the second research hypothesis. 118
3-4-4-4 Examining the third research hypothesis. 121
4-4-4-4 Examining the fourth research hypothesis. 124
5-4-4-4 Examining the fifth research hypothesis. 127
5-4-4 Ranking of variable indicators. 130
1-5-4-4 ranking of customer engagement elements. 130
1-1-5-4-4 ranking of variable indicators of interest in the product. 131
2-1-5-4-4 ranking of variable indicators of shopping pleasure. 132
3-1-5-4-4 ranking of variable indicators of symbolic dimensions. 132
4-1-5-4-4 ranking of risk probability variable indicators. 133
5-1-5-4-4 ranking of variable indicators of risk importance. 133
2-5-4-4 ranking elements of brand loyalty. 134
1-2-5-4-4 ranking of variable indicators of cognitive resources. 135
2-2-5-4-4 ranking of replacement variable indicators. 135
3-2-5-4-4 ranking of brand threat variables. 136
4-2-5-4-4 ranking of dependency variable indicators. 136
Chapter Five: Research Results and Suggestions
1-5 Introduction .. 138
2-5 Theoretical Model .. 139
3-5 Research Hypotheses. 140
4-5 research process .. 140
5-5 review of hypothesis test results. 141
1-5-5 Investigating the relationship between interest variable and brand loyalty. 141
2-5-5 Investigating the relationship between pleasure variable and brand loyalty. 142
3-5-5 Investigating the relationship between symbolic dimension variables and brand loyalty. 142
4-5-5 Investigating the relationship between the risk probability variable and brand loyalty. 143
5-5-5 Examining the relationship between the importance of risk and brand loyalty. 143
6-5 Conclusions from the ranking of the investigated variables in the impact on loyalty. 144
7-5 research proposals. 145
1-7-5 First part: Suggestions based on the results of the research. 145
1-1-7-5 suggestions on the relationship between interest variable and brand loyalty. 146
2-1-7-5 Propositions on the relationship between enjoyment variable and brand loyalty. 146
3-1-7-5 suggestions about the variable relationship of brand dimensions with brand loyalty. 147
4-1-7-5 suggestions on the relationship between risk probability variable and brand loyalty. 147
5-1-7-5 Suggestions on the variable relationship of risk importance with brand loyalty. 147
6-1-7-5 suggestions according to the conclusions made. 148
2-7-5 Part Two: Suggestions for future research. 148