
doi: 10.1002/pchj.291
pmid: 31094089
AbstractThe present study examined how red versus green background colors affect consumers’ buying behaviors towards hedonic and utilitarian goods. Across two laboratory experiments (total number of participants = 210), we found that red (vs. green) could induce hedonically oriented consumption and, consequently, persuade individuals to buy more hedonic goods.
Adult, Male, Philosophy, Young Adult, Commerce, Color, Humans, Female, Consumer Behavior, Students
Adult, Male, Philosophy, Young Adult, Commerce, Color, Humans, Female, Consumer Behavior, Students
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