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ABSTRACT (CHINESE)
Translation from original language as provided by author
As the rapid economic development, technological advances and cross-cultural exchange penetration, consumer
demand for the product or brand is not limited to physical or function, consumers will buy more products or brand
with symbolic. Through its ownership and use to meet the self-construal, expression and extension needs.
Meanwhile, in the fierce market competition, if the enterprises want to build the core competitiveness which is
hardly to be imitated or beyond, and to get more consumers and increase consumer loyalty, it should move the
marketing focus from product functional demands to the symbolic expression, to form up the symbolic image of
the brand. Therefore, the symbolic impact of the brand has become a key strategic for the business performance.
In this paper, we take those personal symbolic brand image and society brand image which have a relatively high
degree of today's consumer demands and perceived by most consumers as the research object, discussed the
brand image with the dual-Symbolic brand image (ie, both individuals and society symbolic brand image) and
single-symbolic brand image (only a personal or social symbolic brand image) on the effects of self-connection
between the brand ,and verify the regulatory role of the consumer's degree of complexity and self-respect
construction to that effect . The results showed that: Compared to one-dimensional symbolic brand image, with a
multi-dimensional brand image of the symbolic link in the impact of self-branding is more active; self-complexity
and self-construal will be a symbol of the multi-dimensional nature of regulation (one-dimensional) and self-brand
connection
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Number of pages: 0
Degree: Master
Language: Chinese
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Zhou, W. G. (2011). The impact of dual-symbolic brand image and single-symbolic brand image (10500623).
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