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5. INSTRUCTOR
Name: Phùng Thanh Bình
Faculty of Business Administration
Email: binhpt@uel.edu.vn
Research objectives: all individuals from 18 to 40 years old, who are living, studying and
working in Ho Chi Minh City.
Research scope:
• Research about the countries’ images of skincare brands in the mind of consumers in
Ho Chi Minh City.
• Research the level of concern about the origin when customers purchase cosmetic
products in Ho Chi Minh City.
8. CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND AND HYPOTHESES
• Maslow’s theories.
We use Maslow's theories about personal growth and motivation published in 1943. According
to Maslow, human behavior is rooted in the desire to satisfy individual needs. From there,
analyzing the needs and desires of consumers about product origins when purchase cosmetic
products.
• The effects of product class knowledge on information search behavior.
Brucks (1985) mentions about the prior knowledge that mean human behaviour processes
information via storing in memory. After the consumers use the product, consumers’ experience
in memory related to a specific product in the form of encrypted brands’ presentation, product
attributes, general product line news, and evaluation and choice rules. From there which have
various effects on product evaluations and customers’ behaviour for choices depending on
certain situations.
• Categorization theory.
We used categorization theory of Gregan-Paxton and John to conceptually underpin our study
because categorization plays a central role in consumer behavior, and COO constitutes an
important category for consumers. Specifically, consumers make inferences about a brand’s
attributes from their knowledge of the brand’s origin. For example, Japanese image is associated
with "good quality". Keywords like "durable", "safe", and "genuine" are closely associated with
the national image of Japan. Thus, the COO serves as a signal that all members of a category
are likely to share some similar attributes.
9. RESEARCH METHODS
The report is made through 2 main steps: qualitative research and quantitative research.
Collecting data on research subjects by using survey methods for research subjects.
Statistical and comparison methods are then used to analyze the data. Finally, to adjust and build
the scale to suit the research objectives of the topic.
After selecting the satisfactory data, we encrypted, entered and cleaned the data by using
SPSS 22 and MS Excel. Through SPSS, data will be processed to verify the model and
hypotheses in the model.
10. STRUCTURE
This research contains three chapters.
- Chap 1: an overview of the skincare industry
- Chap3: some suggestions for Vietnamese skincare companies to become more overwhelming
than foreign ones.
11. REFERENCES
Augusta, E. D., Mardhiyah, D., & Widiastuti, T. (2019). Effect of country of origin
image, product knowledge, brand familiarity to purchase intention Korean cosmetics with
information seeking as a mediator variable: Indonesian women’s perspective. Dermatology
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Sulu, A. C., Saerang, D. P., & Massie, J. D. (2016). The analysis of consumer purchase
intention towards cosmetic products based on product origin. Jurnal EMBA: Jurnal Riset
Ekonomi, Manajemen, Bisnis dan Akuntansi, 4(2).
Zbib, I., Ghaddar, R., Samarji, A., & Wahbi, M. (2020). Examining Country of Origin
Effect among Lebanese Consumers: A Study in the Cosmetics Industry. Journal of
International Consumer Marketing, 1-15.
12. RESEARCH PLAN
Agenda Timeline
13. IMPLICATION
The purpose of the research concentrates on how a country of origin influence customers’
purchase intention of skincare.
-This study ensures that when consumers in a Viet Nam misperceive local brands as foreign
ones (from more developed countries), this perception will have an enormous impact on their
attitudes towards the brands.
- Also, the findings supply precious information for domestic skincare enterprises as well as
marketing companies major in foreign brands to deeply understand how different customers
perceive between domestic and foreign products, especially skincare products.
-Such findings contribute to boosting marketing and competitive strategies; beauty
promotion strategies as well as government trade policies.
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