Contents & References of The effect of brand personality on trust, attachment and brand commitment in the detergent industry
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Table of Contents
Title Page
Abstract 1
Chapter 1: General Research
1-1- Introduction. 3
1-2- Statement of the problem. 4
1-3- The importance of research. 6
1-4- Research objectives. 7
1-5- Research questions: 7
1-6- Research hypotheses: 8
1-7- Research model: 9
1-8- Research scope. 10
1-9- Information gathering tool: 10
1-10- Definition of research variables and keywords. 11
1-11- Research structure. 11
Chapter Two: Theoretical Foundations and Research Background
2-1- Introduction. 14
The first part: theoretical foundations of research. 15
2-2- Brand history. 15
2-3- Brand definition. 17
2-4- Brand name and brand management. 21
2-5- The emergence of special brand value. 22
2-6- Definitions provided of the special value of the brand. 22
2-7- Non-commercial measurement models. 24
2-7-1- Brand equity measurement research from a marketing (consumer) perspective 24
2-7-2- Brand equity measurement models (consumer perceptual dimensions) 26
2-7-3- Brand value measurement models (consumer behavioral dimensions) 32
2-8- relationship Brand personality and brand loyalty. 33
2-9- Typology of brand relations. 34
2-10- The influence of media in the development of brand relationship. 35
2-11- Creation of brand personality. 36
2-12- Identifying brand personality and relationships between consumer personality and brand personality. 37
2-13- Advertising as a brand driver. 38
2-14- An overview of brand-related perspectives. 40
2-15- Building the company brand. 42
2-16- Orientation to brand name. 45
2-17- Brand leadership. 47
2-18- Brand property management. 50
2-19- The relationship between the concepts of product performance, brand reputation, loyalty and customer satisfaction. 52
The second part - research background. 57
20-2- Internal investigations. 57
2-21- Foreign conducted research. 60
2-22- Summary of theoretical foundations and background and conceptual model of research. 63
Chapter Three: Research Methodology
3-1- Introduction. 66
3-2- Research methodology. 66
3-3- Research variables. 67
3-4- Methods and tools for collecting information. 67
3-4- The statistical population of the research. 67
3-5- Statistical sample. 68
3-6- Sampling method. 69
3-7- The scope of research. 69
3-8- Measurement tool. 69
9-3- Trust measurement section. 71
3-10- Attachment measurement section. 72
3-11- Commitment assessment section. 72
3-12- Brand personality measurement section. 73
3-13- Validity and validity of the research tool. 73
3-13-1-.. Questionnaire validity. 74
3-13-2-.. Questionnaire reliability. 74
3-14- Information analysis methods. 75
Chapter Four: Data Analysis
4-1- Introduction. 79
In this chapter of the research, the data collected in line with the objectives of the research has been analyzed at two descriptive and inferential levels. For this purpose, firstly, the demographic characteristics of the research sample were examined and then the basic questions of the research were analyzed. 79
4-2- Descriptive analysis section of the research. 80
4-2-1- Gender. 80
4-2-2- Age. 81
4-2-3- Education. 82
4-2-4- Marriage. 83
4-2-5- Brand name. 84
4-3- The inferential analysis section of the research. 86
4-4- Prioritizing the effect of brand personality on the variables of trust, attachment and commitment. 101
Chapter Five: Conclusions and Suggestions
5-1- Introduction. 103
5-2- Results of research questions. 103
5-3- Research proposals. 107
5-3-1- Executive proposals. 107
5-3-2- Research proposals. 107
4-5- Limitations of research. 107
Appendices 109
Resources. 150
List of Persian sources. 151
List of English sources. 152
Abstract of England. 155
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Tables List
Page Title
Table 2-1- Different Brand Definitions. 20
Table 2-2- Changing the attitude of brand management from a tactical to a strategic point of view. 21
Table 2-3- Marketing strategy. 42
Table 4-2- Change of attitude from traditional brand management. 50
Table 3-1- Demographic variables of the questionnaire. 70
Table 3- Likert scale. 71
Table 3-3- Trust section. 72
Table 3-4- Attachment measurement section. 72
Table 5-3- Commitment measurement section. 73
Table 5-3- Brand personality measurement section. 73
Table 3-7- Cronbach's alpha of questionnaires 75
Table 4-1- Gender distribution. 80
Table 4-2- Age distribution. 81
Table 4-4- Marital distribution. 83
Table 4-5- Brand name distribution. 84
Table 6-4- Statistics related to the Kolmogorov Smirnov test. 86
Table No. 7-4- General characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on brand trust. . 87
Table 8-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and brand trust. 87
Table No. 9-4- General characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on attachment. 88
Table 10-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and attachment. 88
Table No. 11-4- General characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on commitment. 89
Table 12-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and commitment. 90
Table No. 13-4- General characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on credit trust. 90
Table 14-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and credit trust. 91
Table No. 15-4- general characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on attribute trust. 92
Table 16-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and attribute trust. 92
Table No. 17-4- General characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on behavioral attachment. 93
Table 18-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and behavioral attachment. 93
Table No. 19-4- general characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on attitudinal attachment. . 94
Table 20-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and attitudinal attachment. 94
Table No. 21-4- General characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on emotional commitment. 95
Table 22-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and emotional commitment. 96
Table No. 23-4- General characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on normative commitment. 97
Table 24-4- Regression coefficient of brand personality and normative commitment. 97
Table No. 25-4- General characteristics of the regression analysis of the effect of brand personality on continuous commitment. 98
Table 4-26- Regression coefficient of brand personality and continuous commitment. 99
Table 27-4- The results related to the prioritization of the influence of brand personality on the dimensions of trust, attachment and commitment variables 101
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