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AuthorZourrig, Haithem
AuthorEl Hedhli, Kamel
Available date2023-05-01T10:42:50Z
Publication Date2023-01-01
Publication NameJournal of Consumer Affairs
Identifierhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1111/joca.12494
CitationZourrig, H., Hedhli, K., Becheur, I. Consumption coping strategies and well‐being among refugee consumers: towards a conceptual framework (vol. New Orleans, USA, November 06-09, 2019). The Society for Marketing Advances (SMA).
ISSN00220078
URIhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=85142119078&origin=inward
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10576/42190
AbstractThis paper aims to provide new insight into refugee consumers' adaptation to stress with a particular emphasis on consumption coping strategies and well-being. Drawing on the appraisal-coping theory, this paper proposes a theoretical framework relating stress to coping responses and refugee well-being. Social support is also introduced in the framework as a moderator. Examining the interplays between these concepts provides a comprehensive view of how changes in consumption patterns occur and how they affect refugee well-being. Insights from this paper suggest that consumption activities could be viewed as responses of adaptation to chronic and acute stress. To adapt to new circumstances and reduce their stress, refugee consumers could engage in adaptive consumption coping or maladaptive consumption coping (i.e., compulsive and impulsive consumption), which in turn affect their psychological and physical, family, and economic well-being. The paper contends that service support moderates the relationships between stress, coping responses, and refugee well-being.
Languageen
Publisherwiley online library
Subjectadaptive consumption
consumers well-being
maladaptive consumption
refugee consumers
social support
TitleConsumption coping strategies and well-being among refugee consumers
TypeConference Paper
Issue Number1
Volume Number57
dc.accessType Open Access


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