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Journal of Consumer Affairs

ISSN 0022-0078

4 papers in the library · 34 citations · publishing 2023

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Next‐generation mindfulness: A mindfulness matrix to extend the transformative potential of mindfulness for consumer, organizational, and societal wellbeing

Journal of Consumer Affairs April 1, 2023 Jutta M. Tobias 13 citations

Abstract This conceptual analysis contributes to extending the transformative potential of mindfulness for consumers and society by creating a mindfulness matrix that uncovers new linkages across previously siloed mindfulness literatures and by arguing that next‐generation mindfulness research and practice should draw on underexplored synergies between these. The paper makes three key...

The importance of language: A comparison of consumer and academic definitions of mindfulness

Journal of Consumer Affairs April 1, 2023 Kyungin Ryu 5 citations

Abstract This article created a consumer and an academic mindfulness dictionary to better understand consumers', academics', and marketers' perceptions of mindfulness. A consumer survey and text mining methods were used to create the consumer dictionary, and an extensive review of mindfulness definitions was used for the academic dictionary. The consumer dictionary described mindfulness more in...

Balancing evolutionary impulses: Effects of mindfulness on virtue food preference

Journal of Consumer Affairs March 29, 2023 Amy Errmann, Felix Septianto 6 citations

Abstract Mindfulness is emerging as a contemplative tool that may positively influence consumers' preference for virtue food, thus supporting health and well‐being. However, it remains unclear which consumer groups may benefit the most from mindfulness. Previous research has demonstrated that consumers who experienced unpredictable environments in low socioeconomic households as children...

An expanded mindful mindset: The role of different skills in stress reduction and life satisfaction

Journal of Consumer Affairs January 26, 2023 Shalini Bahl, George R. Milne, Kunal Swani 10 citations

Abstract Mindsets brought to the marketplace by consumers determine the decisions they make and, ultimately, their well‐being. Mindsets based on a comprehensive set of mindfulness skills can provide a broader lens to understanding life's varied situations to make better choices. Considering research on mindfulness and Buddhist psychology, this study introduced an expanded mindful mindset...