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Guilt
- post purchase
- when reflect on what bought
often feel guilty for buying it
- spending money dont actually have
- didnt actually need it
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Emotional state
- unhappy - buy something to
make feel better. does it
make you feel better or now
worse for spending money
- Happy - so treat yourself but often
tend to go overboard end up feeling
a bit anxious spending the money
didnt really have
- A sale can attract someone no matter what emotional
state they are in.
- How shopping can affect your emotional state:
make you unhappy if dont find anything you like
make you feel fat or ugly
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Trigger words
- SALE
buy one get one free
x% off
discounted
- these words are often really big
in red and white
attractive
eye catching
not many people can walk past a sale
of a store they like
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Rational reasoning
- dont often stand there and weigh
up options
- People are irrational when it comes
to purchasing power
- if do go away to think about it, often
dont actually go back to buy it
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mental listing
- people often create a mental list
of what they want to buy or what
they are looking for. But rarely follow
because can get sucked in by other things.
- would people stick with intent if
wrote it down?
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Goals
- Come out with something different
to what they originally wanted
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POINT OF PURCHASE
- Last chance to interrupt
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They dont like seeing or recognising
how much money they have spent
- Bank statements
- Do people spend less or
more money when dealing
with cash rather than Eftpos?
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Savings?
- Students have a savings but more often
than not have nothing in that account
for a 'rainy' day
- Most students constantly live in
overdraft - from atleast one bank
if not more
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Little things ad up
- how can make this stand out?
- Fashion is a huge statement of
social status and individuality
- Increasingly defined by what you have
in material possessions
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The retail environment is
pursuasive - the experience
of going shopping
- People in a different mind state
when going shopping
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"ill sort it out later" attitude towards money
and spending
- dont mind being in debt
- Budgets and sorting money matters
make students cringe
- They openly discuss about how broke they
are to anyone - figure ' all in the same boat'
- Have a leisurely attitude towards
paying bills and debts
- What are the ramifications of this attitude??
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Something in sharing stories
- how you got sucked in
- what you got on sale
- sharing with friends
- being the 'best' bargain hunter
everyone has a friend that always
seems to get the best deals
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A common attitude: Prefer to spend money
on going out with friends, looking good and
having fun - typical student lifestyle
- people they meet can
generally see what they
spend their money on
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