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  • An Exploratory Study of Parental Christmas Gift Giving and Brand Evaluations

    Author(s)
    Clarke, Peter
    Fenech, Tino
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Clarke, Peter D.
    Fenech, Tino O.
    Year published
    2005
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    Abstract
    Christmas is an important occasion for maintaining and strengthening the parent - child relationship through gift giving and parents interact within a context of social roles and express these roles through gift giving motives, evaluations and strategies of gift giving social interaction. This paper considers parental altruistic and agonistic gift giving and their relationships with the brand benefits sought by parents when evaluating popular brand names as gifts.Christmas is an important occasion for maintaining and strengthening the parent - child relationship through gift giving and parents interact within a context of social roles and express these roles through gift giving motives, evaluations and strategies of gift giving social interaction. This paper considers parental altruistic and agonistic gift giving and their relationships with the brand benefits sought by parents when evaluating popular brand names as gifts.
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    Conference Title
    Marketing in an Inter-connected World: Opportunities and Challenges
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/2865
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