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The effects of Chinese immigrants' acculturation and changes in family environment on childrens' product influence in family purchase decisions
This study investigated the relationship among three major concepts, i.e., acculturation, family climate, and children's product influence. The acculturation construct was measured according to fathers', mothers' and children's responses. Family climate was measured by ten FES subscales. Four produc
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