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Journal Article: 'Guest editorial: Favoring fieldwork makes marketing more meaningful' - Prof. Gopal Das

Gopal Das

Online retailing and digital marketing are steadily growing in popularity (Ares et al., 2023; Singh and Söderlund, 2020). However, most everyday consumer decisions still take place beyond the computer screen, far away from university labs or crowdsourced online platforms. Despite this reality, field studies – designed to capture actual purchase or choice behavior – are surprisingly scarce in psychology, marketing and consumer research (Li et al., 2015; Liberali et al., 2013; Robitaille et al., 2021; Wang et al., 2016). In contrast, ample academic work in these disciplines use self-reported measures as the principal outcome, mainly based on university students or paid online panel members (Baumeister et al., 2007; Doliński, 2018; Gneezy, 2017; Otterbring et al., 2020), with the data commonly collected through the “research by convenience” approach (Pham, 2013).

Authors’ Names: Tobias Otterbring, Giampaolo Viglia, Laura Grazzini, Gopal Das 

Journal Name: European Journal of Marketing

URL: http://ra7mf3gj6a.search.serialssolutions.com/

Journal Article: 'Guest editorial: Favoring fieldwork makes marketing more meaningful' - Prof. Gopal Das

Gopal Das

Online retailing and digital marketing are steadily growing in popularity (Ares et al., 2023; Singh and Söderlund, 2020). However, most everyday consumer decisions still take place beyond the computer screen, far away from university labs or crowdsourced online platforms. Despite this reality, field studies – designed to capture actual purchase or choice behavior – are surprisingly scarce in psychology, marketing and consumer research (Li et al., 2015; Liberali et al., 2013; Robitaille et al., 2021; Wang et al., 2016). In contrast, ample academic work in these disciplines use self-reported measures as the principal outcome, mainly based on university students or paid online panel members (Baumeister et al., 2007; Doliński, 2018; Gneezy, 2017; Otterbring et al., 2020), with the data commonly collected through the “research by convenience” approach (Pham, 2013).

Authors’ Names: Tobias Otterbring, Giampaolo Viglia, Laura Grazzini, Gopal Das 

Journal Name: European Journal of Marketing

URL: http://ra7mf3gj6a.search.serialssolutions.com/