Papers by Gerrit Antonides
Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks, Mar 17, 2023
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Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal, 2000
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Springer eBooks, 2022
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Frontiers in sustainable cities, Apr 7, 2022
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This data was gathered by the ThinkForward initiative to study the financial behavior of househol... more This data was gathered by the ThinkForward initiative to study the financial behavior of households in the beginning of 2017. The data panel of Motivaction Netherlands was used to find adult household members. Partners of household members were then asked to complete the same questionnaire. The data sets include the original data file of individuals in Dutch and the data file of couples constructed by matching individuals belonging to the same households
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Appetite, Jun 1, 2016
Sustainability issues pose an important challenge to contemporary dietary patterns. Scientists mo... more Sustainability issues pose an important challenge to contemporary dietary patterns. Scientists more and more emphasize the importance of consumers shifting their dietary patterns towards consumption levels that are not only healthy but simultaneously consider sustainability. Therefore, the aim of the current study is to identify consumer segments based on importance consumers attach to a range of food-category attributes, with a special focus on sustainability attributes. In addition, the study aims to explore differences between the identified segments in their perceptions of synergy between healthiness and sustainability of food products. Three segments were identified: a pro-self, an average and a sustainable conscious segment. Synergy between perceptions of healthiness and sustainability differed across segments. The findings indicate the importance of taking food category differences into account. In addition, this study shows that importance attached to food-category attributes forms a valuable segmentation basis, as the segments relate to the perception of healthiness and sustainability of products. Implications for future studies are presented.
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... 2006. Indicators of personal financial debt using a multi-disciplinary behavioural model. In ... more ... 2006. Indicators of personal financial debt using a multi-disciplinary behavioural model. In Journal of Economic Psychology 27, 543-556. Te Kloeze, Jan Willem, De Hoog, Kees, van Bergen, Marlies and Myron Duivenvoorden. 1996. Tussen vrijheid en gebondenheid. ...
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In the preceding chapters, a number of economic psychological studies have been reported. Obvious... more In the preceding chapters, a number of economic psychological studies have been reported. Obviously, each study was designed with a different objective and aimed at a different target. In addition, a variety of methods were used. However, the studies can be classified according to several criteria. This chapter will consider the objective of a study, the unit of observation and the method used. Since economic psychological studies are pre-eminently empirical, no distinction will be made between empirical and theoretical studies.
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This chapter provides an overview of possible avenues for research in relation to various key eco... more This chapter provides an overview of possible avenues for research in relation to various key economic-psychological problems. Theoretical research mainly comprises (mathematical) modelling of economic psychological processes. The starting point for theoretical research often is literature search and observation of behaviour. A common distinction in empirical research methods is between qualitative and quantitative methods. There are a number of qualitative methods. The chapter gives an overview of the most frequently applied qualitative methods in economic psychology by describing typical examples of research applications, that is, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and content analysis. When constructs have been defined in the beginning stages of research, quantitative data analysis becomes feasible. The chapter also gives an overview of the most frequently applied quantitative methods in economic psychology by describing typical examples of research applications, that is, test construction, surveys, observations of economic activity, experiments, physiological and brain methods.
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... Gerrit Antonides ... Babcock & Loewenstein, 1997 ; Messick, Bloom, Boldizar, & Samuel... more ... Gerrit Antonides ... Babcock & Loewenstein, 1997 ; Messick, Bloom, Boldizar, & Samuelson 1985 ), unrealistic optimism or irrational exuberance (Shiller, 2000 ), illusion of control (Langer 1975 ; Wohl & Enzle, 2002 ), self - serving attributions (Mezulis, Abramson, Hyde, & Hankin ...
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ERIM Report Series Research in Management, Sep 7, 2000
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Journal of Economic Psychology, Dec 1, 1991
Abstract Employed and unemployed people were compared in order to study the differences in econom... more Abstract Employed and unemployed people were compared in order to study the differences in economic (monetary) and psychological effects of their situations. The results are used to assess the advantages and disadvantages of employment and unemployment and comparisons are made of the various income judgments of the two groups. On average, the income from employment needs to be at least 9% higher than unemployment benefits to compensate for the negative consequences of work. However, the actual income differences are much higher.
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Journal of Economic Psychology, Mar 1, 1984
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Journal of Socio-economics, 2002
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Frontiers in Psychology
Ideally, pro-environmental consumer behavior leads to a lower impact on the environment. However,... more Ideally, pro-environmental consumer behavior leads to a lower impact on the environment. However, due to negative behavioral spillovers environmentally friendly behavior could lead to an overall higher environmental impact if subsequent environmentally unfriendly behavior occurs. In this exploratory interview study we focused on two pathways leading to negative spillover: a psychological path (perceived effort, moral licensing) and an economic path (rebound effects). We wanted to gain insight into people’s motivations to behave environmentally unfriendly and to explore people’s level of awareness of both pathways. Our results indicate that pro-environmental behaviors that are associated with higher effort are performed less frequently, and that when people do not perform these behaviors they associate them with higher effort levels. When people perceive behaviors as more effortful they increasingly seem to use arguments to motivate and rationalize why performing the behavior is diff...
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