Contents & References of Identifying the factors affecting brand fascination (case study of Adidas brand)
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Chapter One: General Research
Part One
1-1- Introduction.. 1
2-1- Statement of the problem. 2
3-1- Research objectives. 3
1-3-1- theoretical goal. 3
2-3-1- Functional purpose. 3
4-1- The importance and necessity of research. 4
5-1- Research questions. 5
1-5-1- The main question. 5
2-5-1- Sub questions. 5
6-1- Conceptual model of research. 6
7-1- Research assumptions. 7
8-1- Research variables. 8
9-1- Research methodology. 8
1-9-1- Research method. 8
2-9-1- Information gathering methods and tools used. 8
3-9-1- The statistical population of the research. 9
4-9-1- Sampling method. 9
5-9-1- sample size. 9
6-9-1- Scale used. 9
7-9-1- Data analysis methods. 10
10-1- Research scope. 10
1-10-1- Subject area of ??research. 10
2-10-1- The spatial territory of the research. 10
3-10-1- The time domain of research. 10
11-1- Description of specialized research words and terms. 11
Second part
12-1- Introducing Adidas. 13
Chapter Two: Background and theoretical foundations of the research
1-2- Introduction.. 15
2-2- Theoretical foundations. 15
1-2-2- brand. 15
1-1-2-2- History and brand formation. 15
2-1-2-2- brand definition. 17
4-1-2-2- brand management. 21
5-1-2-2- Branding. 21
6-1-2-2- brand life cycle. 22
2-2-2- consumer-brand communication. 24
1-2-2-2- infatuation with the brand. 26
2-2-2-2- self-brand integrity. 33
3-2-2-2- behaviors based on passion. 42
1-3-2-2-2- Passion. 42
2-3-2-2-2- conflict with the brand. 43
3-3-2-2-2- Willingness to invest resources. 46
4-2-2-2- Positive emotional bond. 48
5-2-2-2- Long-term relationship with the brand. 54
6-2-2-2- General attitude. 63
7-2-2-2- trust/confidence in the brand. 67
8-2-2-2- Sadness caused by the possibility of separation from the brand. 73
9-2-2-2- sense of belonging to the brand community. 80
3-2- Research background. 87
1-3-2- Thomson et al. model (2005). 87
2-3-2- Lars Berqvist and Bach Larsen model (2010). 89
3-3-2- Grisoff and Noggin model (2011). 90
4-3-2- Long model - Tolbert and Gamoh (2012). 91
5-3-2- Albert et al. model (2012). 93
6-3-2- Raje Ismail and Spitli model (2012). 94
7-3-2- Batra et al. model (2012). 95
8-3-2- Conclusion. 97
Chapter Three: Research Methodology
1-3- Introduction. 98
2-3- Research method. 98
1-2-3- Research objective. 99
1-1-2-3- Basic research. 99
2-1-2-3- applied research. 99
2-2-3- How to collect data. 99
1-2-2-3- descriptive research (non-experimental). 99
2-2-2-3- Experimental research. 100
3-2-3- Research environment. 100
3-3- Society and statistical sample. 100
1-3-3- Statistical population. 100
2-3-3- statistical sample. 101
3-3-3- sampling method. 101
4-3-3- sample size. 102
4-3- Sources of data collection. 103
5-3- Questionnaire. 103
1-5-3- Questionnaire validity. 104
2-5-3- Determination of reliability. 105
3-5-3- Research variables. 107
1-3-5-3- Definition of variables. 108
2-3-5-3- operational definition of variables. 108
6-3- Methods of data analysis and hypothesis testing. 109
Chapter Four - Analysis of research data
1-4- Introduction.. 110
2-4- Examining the demographic characteristics of the respondents. 110
3-4- Inferential analysis of findings. 115
4-4- Structural equation model. 116
5-4- Testing the normality of the model components. 116
6-4- Validation of the research model using confirmatory factor analysis and structural equations 117
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6-4- Validation of the research model using confirmatory factor analysis and structural equations 117
4-7- Examining validity coefficients and correlation matrix. 121
8-4- Interpretation and interpretation of the model. 123
9-4- Analysis of research hypotheses. 124
Chapter Five - Conclusions and Suggestions
1-5- Introduction. 130
2-5- Overview of the research results. 130
3-5- The final model based on research findings. 132
4-5- Research suggestions. 135
1-4-5- Suggestions to marketing managers based on research results. 135
5-5- Research limitations. 145
6-5- Suggestions for future research. 145 Attachments Source: None.