The involvement—commitment model: Theory and implications
Journal of Business ResearchPublished 1 March 1988
Sharon E. Beatty, Pamela M. Homer, Lynn R. Kahle
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Abstract
An involvement–commitment model is proposed and empirically assessed with LISREL. The results are consistent with the theoretical predictions that ego involvement influences purchase involvement, which influences brand commitment. The model proposed and the composites representing the three stages appear reasonably valid. Managerial implications are derived from this model.
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