Looking for Good Birds in Far Away and Near By Places: Variety-Seeking, Satisfaction and Enjoyment of Birding: An Ethnography

Authors

  • John E. Swan University of Alabama at Birmingham
  • I. Fredrick Trawick University of Alabama at Birmingham

Abstract

While variety seeking is recognized as a fundamental activity in consumer and consumption behavior, issues such as satisfaction from variety seeking and the actual behavior of variety seeking have not been explored . Using an ethnographic approach, the authors use birding to provide an exploratory account of the experiences that  count as variety to birders. Implications for both theory and marketing practice are given.

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Vol. 10 (1997): The Journal of Consumer Satisfaction, Dissatisfaction and Complaining Behavior

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