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  • Consumer Behavior
  • Trauma Studies

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  • Traumatic experiences significantly alter social relationships.
  • The impact of trauma on long-term consumer relationships and shopping habits is under-researched.
  • Combat veterans represent a population with significant exposure to trauma.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the long-term shopping habits of combat veterans.
  • To investigate the relationship between trauma severity and consumer behavior.
  • To understand how trauma influences brand relationships and purchasing decisions.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of long-term shopping habits.
  • Study population: 355 combat veterans.
  • Comparison of consumer behavior based on trauma severity (heavy vs. light trauma).

Main Results:

  • Heavy trauma survivors exhibited brand disconnection, increased brand switching, and preference for lower-cost alternatives (p < 0.01).
  • Light trauma survivors showed increased ad influence and willingness to pay premium prices (p < 0.00).
  • Trauma appears to shorten decision horizons, emphasizing present needs (functionality, price).

Conclusions:

  • Combat trauma significantly alters consumer behavior and brand relationships.
  • Trauma severity is a key factor in determining the nature of these changes.
  • Understanding these effects is crucial for consumer psychology and marketing strategies.