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  <title>Impact of brand personality and consumer ethnocent</title>
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   <publisher> Emerald Group Publishing</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2013</dateIssued>
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 <note>Purpose - This study aims to investigate the effect of brand personality&#13;
 and consumer ethnocentrism on perceived quality and purchase intentions&#13;
 in China's sportswear market. Design/methodology/approach - In order to&#13;
 examine and compare the effect of brand personality and consumer &#13;
ethnocentrism on the evaluation of product quality and purchase &#13;
intention toward domestic and foreign brands, COB (the country with &#13;
which the brand or firm is associated) and COM (the country in which &#13;
final production takes place) cues were used in this study. Chinese &#13;
college students represented the sample of 385 respondents. Structural &#13;
equation modeling was used to investigate the causal relationships among&#13;
 brand personality, consumer ethnocentrism, perceived quality, and &#13;
purchase intention. Findings - Results revealed that brand personality &#13;
has a significant effect on Chinese consumers' product quality &#13;
perceptions and purchase intentions toward both domestic and foreign &#13;
brands. Furthermore, it is found that Chinese consumers' ethnocentric &#13;
tendencies have no significant impact on their intentions to buy either &#13;
domestic or foreign sportswear brands. However, ethnocentric Chinese &#13;
consumers do positively evaluate the quality of domestic brands when &#13;
domestic brands are also made domestically and negatively evaluate the &#13;
quality of foreign brands when foreign brands are also manufactured &#13;
non-domestically. Originality/value - The study contributes &#13;
theoretically and empirically to research on the effects of brand image &#13;
and consumer ethnocentrism in emerging markets. The findings from this &#13;
study will help domestic and international marketers have a better &#13;
understanding of the role of brand personality and consumer ethnocentric&#13;
 tendencies in influencing young Chinese consumers' product evaluation &#13;
and purchase intentions. In addition, few studies have simultaneously &#13;
examined the effects of brand image and consumer ethnocentrism &#13;
(moderated by COO) on consumers' product evaluations and purchase &#13;
intentions, which provided new research and managerial implications. &lt;br&gt;</note>
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