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handle: 20.500.12440/3307 , 20.500.12569/553
The present study aims to determine whether religiosity affects hedonic consumption behavior, which expresses pleasure-oriented consumption behavior, and wasteful consumption behavior, which expresses waste-oriented consumption behavior, and whether hedonic consumption behavior has an effect on wasteful consumption behavior. For this purpose, the convenience sampling method was chosen among the sampling methods, and the data was collected with the online questionnaire form. During the data collection process, 490 participants were reached, but as a result of the removal of incorrect questionnaires, the data of 481 participants were included in the analysis. In the analysis of the obtained data, frequency analysis, factor analysis, and Structural Equation Model analysis were performed by using SPSS 21 and AMOS 24 programs. As a result of the study, it was determined that religiosity has a negative effect on hedonic consumption behavior and wasteful consumption behavior, while hedonic consumption behavior has a positive effect on wasteful consumption.
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Religiosity, Waste, Psychology of Religion;Religiosity;Hedonic Consumption;Wasteful Consumption;Consumer Behaviors;Waste, Din Psikolojisi;Dindarlık;Hedonik Tüketim;Savurgan Tüketim;Tüketici Davranışları;İsraf, Din Araştırmaları, Consumer Behaviors, Hedonic Consumption, Psychology of Religion, Wasteful Consumption, Religious Studies
Religiosity, Waste, Psychology of Religion;Religiosity;Hedonic Consumption;Wasteful Consumption;Consumer Behaviors;Waste, Din Psikolojisi;Dindarlık;Hedonik Tüketim;Savurgan Tüketim;Tüketici Davranışları;İsraf, Din Araştırmaları, Consumer Behaviors, Hedonic Consumption, Psychology of Religion, Wasteful Consumption, Religious Studies
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