Shopping behavior in two sets of shopping destinations: an interactionist interpretation of outshopping
A survey administered to small town residents about outshopping for shoes demonstrated that small social groups are related to shopping behavior. Inshopping is single purpose, and for many, a task done alone, while outshopping is more of a social experience. The isolated nature of student society in a college town leads to identifiably different spatial shopping patterns for the student group as well (Blacksburg, Virginia, 1980).
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published at : Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie Rotterdam
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Millesime : 1981, vol. 72, no1 [pp. 28-34]
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