Jane E Workman
Biographic Data
| ID | 3067016 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jane E Workman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jane E |
| FAMILY NAME | Workman |
| SIGNATURE | WORKMAN J E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Southern Illinois University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Online Shopping Attitudes, Need for Touch, and Interdependent Self-Construal among Korean College Students
This research explores how the need for touch (NFT) and interdependent self-construal are associated with online shopping attitudes (safety, fun, convenience, money-saving, and time-saving). Data were collected from 413 female and 278 male college students in Korea. Regression analyses with factor analysis were used for data analysis. Consumers who want to touch products have less positive attitudes toward online shopping. Consumers with a higher…
Exploring Neglected Aspects of Innovation Function: Public Motivation and Non-pecuniary Values
The traditional innovation function, focusing on extrinsic motivations such as economic benefits and returns, has neglected the side of intrinsic values and public motivations for innovation function. Recent innovation examples in an era of mobile network and web-based information environment pursue open connected innovations such as open source movement and crowding source. Such open, collective and social innovations result from strong public m…
Factors Affecting Korean Consumers’ Brand Consciousness to Global Luxury Brands
Relationships among Gender, Fashion Leadership, Need for Affect, and Consumers' Apparel Shopping Preference
The purpose was to examine the relationships among gender, fashion leadership, need for affect, and consumers' apparel shopping preference. A survey was conducted using a convenience sample of 351 college students from a university in the Midwest. The hypotheses were tested first with multivariate analysis of variance followed by analysis of variance. Women had a greater fashion innovativeness and opinion leadership than men. Compared to men and …
Gender, Fashion Consumer Groups, and Shopping Orientation
This study examined how individual’s demographic and psychographic differences influence consumers’ shopping orientations. The purpose of this study was to compare shopping orientations for clothing between fashion consumer groups and gender. A convenience sample of 276 American college students was recruited. A 2 × 2 between‐subjects multivariate analysis of variance followed by analysis of variance was used to test hypotheses. Findings of this …
Attitudes Toward Counterfeit Purchases and Ethical Beliefs Among Korean and American University Students: Attitudes Toward Counterfeit Purchases
This study examined an ethically questionable behavior—counterfeit purchases—using four variables: attitude toward counterfeits, consumer ethics, perceptions of business ethics, and culture. Participants were female university students. Counterfeit purchasers had more positive attitudes toward counterfeits, lower scores on consumer ethics, and lower scores on perceptions of business ethics than nonpurchasers. Korean students were more likely than…
Traits and Behaviors Assigned to an Adolescent Wearing an Alcohol Promotional T‐Shirt
The purpose of this study was to examine meanings assigned by observers to an adolescent wearing an alcohol promotional T‐shirt. University students (41 females, 53 males; mean age = 21.4) recorded their impressions of a male or female adolescent wearing an alcohol T‐shirt or a plain T‐shirt for 14 traits and 14 behaviors. Regardless of gender, the adolescent wearing an alcohol (vs. plain) T‐shirt was rated as less honest, less independent, less …
Features to Anticipate in Future Issues of FCSRJ: Announcing the Debut of the “Professional Issues” Section
Alcohol Promotional Clothing Items and Alcohol Use by Underage Consumers
Objectives of this study were to examine ownership and visibility of alcohol promotional clothing items (APCIs) and association between APCI ownership and alcohol use. Participants were 154 females and 106 males in grades 7 through 12; 76.3% had tried drinking alcohol; more than 36% owned an APCI, most commonly T‐shirts and hats. Although only 5% wore an APCI to school, more than 50% reported seeing one at school. There was a difference among gro…
An Examination of Date Rape, Victim Dress, and Perceiver Variables Within the Context of Attribution Theory
A Method to Identify Occupational Stereotypes
The purpose of this research was to develop a method to identify occupational stereotypes and to use that method to investigate the content of one occupational stereotype. The method developed included the use of multiple sources of data (both qualitative and quantitative), multiple methods of analysis, and manifold evidence of validity. Data sources included the popular press, human subject responses, and cartoons. Clothing and appearance cues a…
Consumer Responses to Fashion Advertisements Using Models in Wheelchairs: Is There a Relationship to Consumers' Optimum Stimulation Level
This study examines consumer responses tofashion advertisements using 2 advertising stimuli (model in wheelchair/lawn chair). Further, because models in wheelchairs are unusual stimuli, the effect of consumers' Optimum Stimulation Level (OSL) on responses to the advertising stimuli is explored. In an experiment using stimulus sampling, 101 working women viewed a fashion advertisement featuring 1 of 3 models in a wheelchair or a lawn chair and rat…
Relationship of Locus of Control Orientation to Clothing Satisfaction and Clothing Importance of Selected Fifth‐Grade Students at Three Achievement Levels
The purpose of this study is to determine if a relationship exists between locus of control and clothing satisfaction and clothing importance among Sth‐grade boys and girls at 3 achievement levels. Locus of control refers to the expectancy that an outcome is influenced either by external factors (i.e., luck, chance, fate, or powerfid others) or by internal factors (i.e., effort, skill, or ability). One accelerated, 1 special education, and 3 regu…
The role of cosmetics in attributions about sexual harassment
Sex-Role Orientation and Cognitive Complexity
The relative adaptability and flexibility of individuals not tied to specific sex-role behaviors, i.e., androgyny ( 2 ) , might reflect complementary high cognitive maturity. To test this, 37 female undergraduates completed five measures of sex-role orientation and rwo measures of cognitive complexity. The use of multiple measures provides a broad test of the hypothesized relationship. Subjects completed Bem's Sex-role Inventory ( I ) , Brogan an…
An Examination of Date Rape, Victim Dress, and Perceiver Variables Within the Context of Attribution Theory
Gender, Fashion Consumer Groups, and Shopping Orientation
This study examined how individual’s demographic and psychographic differences influence consumers’ shopping orientations. The purpose of this study was to compare shopping orientations for clothing between fashion consumer groups and gender. A convenience sample of 276 American college students was recruited. A 2 × 2 between‐subjects multivariate analysis of variance followed by analysis of variance was used to test hypotheses. Findings of this …
The role of cosmetics in attributions about sexual harassment
Attitudes Toward Counterfeit Purchases and Ethical Beliefs Among Korean and American University Students: Attitudes Toward Counterfeit Purchases
This study examined an ethically questionable behavior—counterfeit purchases—using four variables: attitude toward counterfeits, consumer ethics, perceptions of business ethics, and culture. Participants were female university students. Counterfeit purchasers had more positive attitudes toward counterfeits, lower scores on consumer ethics, and lower scores on perceptions of business ethics than nonpurchasers. Korean students were more likely than…
Alcohol Promotional Clothing Items and Alcohol Use by Underage Consumers
Objectives of this study were to examine ownership and visibility of alcohol promotional clothing items (APCIs) and association between APCI ownership and alcohol use. Participants were 154 females and 106 males in grades 7 through 12; 76.3% had tried drinking alcohol; more than 36% owned an APCI, most commonly T‐shirts and hats. Although only 5% wore an APCI to school, more than 50% reported seeing one at school. There was a difference among gro…
Sex-Role Orientation and Cognitive Complexity
The relative adaptability and flexibility of individuals not tied to specific sex-role behaviors, i.e., androgyny ( 2 ) , might reflect complementary high cognitive maturity. To test this, 37 female undergraduates completed five measures of sex-role orientation and rwo measures of cognitive complexity. The use of multiple measures provides a broad test of the hypothesized relationship. Subjects completed Bem's Sex-role Inventory ( I ) , Brogan an…
The role of cosmetics in attributions about sexual harassment
Consumer Responses to Fashion Advertisements Using Models in Wheelchairs: Is There a Relationship to Consumers' Optimum Stimulation Level
This study examines consumer responses tofashion advertisements using 2 advertising stimuli (model in wheelchair/lawn chair). Further, because models in wheelchairs are unusual stimuli, the effect of consumers' Optimum Stimulation Level (OSL) on responses to the advertising stimuli is explored. In an experiment using stimulus sampling, 101 working women viewed a fashion advertisement featuring 1 of 3 models in a wheelchair or a lawn chair and rat…
Relationship of Locus of Control Orientation to Clothing Satisfaction and Clothing Importance of Selected Fifth‐Grade Students at Three Achievement Levels
The purpose of this study is to determine if a relationship exists between locus of control and clothing satisfaction and clothing importance among Sth‐grade boys and girls at 3 achievement levels. Locus of control refers to the expectancy that an outcome is influenced either by external factors (i.e., luck, chance, fate, or powerfid others) or by internal factors (i.e., effort, skill, or ability). One accelerated, 1 special education, and 3 regu…
A Method to Identify Occupational Stereotypes
The purpose of this research was to develop a method to identify occupational stereotypes and to use that method to investigate the content of one occupational stereotype. The method developed included the use of multiple sources of data (both qualitative and quantitative), multiple methods of analysis, and manifold evidence of validity. Data sources included the popular press, human subject responses, and cartoons. Clothing and appearance cues a…
An Examination of Date Rape, Victim Dress, and Perceiver Variables Within the Context of Attribution Theory
Alcohol Promotional Clothing Items and Alcohol Use by Underage Consumers
Objectives of this study were to examine ownership and visibility of alcohol promotional clothing items (APCIs) and association between APCI ownership and alcohol use. Participants were 154 females and 106 males in grades 7 through 12; 76.3% had tried drinking alcohol; more than 36% owned an APCI, most commonly T‐shirts and hats. Although only 5% wore an APCI to school, more than 50% reported seeing one at school. There was a difference among gro…
Traits and Behaviors Assigned to an Adolescent Wearing an Alcohol Promotional T‐Shirt
The purpose of this study was to examine meanings assigned by observers to an adolescent wearing an alcohol promotional T‐shirt. University students (41 females, 53 males; mean age = 21.4) recorded their impressions of a male or female adolescent wearing an alcohol T‐shirt or a plain T‐shirt for 14 traits and 14 behaviors. Regardless of gender, the adolescent wearing an alcohol (vs. plain) T‐shirt was rated as less honest, less independent, less …
Features to Anticipate in Future Issues of FCSRJ: Announcing the Debut of the “Professional Issues” Section
Attitudes Toward Counterfeit Purchases and Ethical Beliefs Among Korean and American University Students: Attitudes Toward Counterfeit Purchases
This study examined an ethically questionable behavior—counterfeit purchases—using four variables: attitude toward counterfeits, consumer ethics, perceptions of business ethics, and culture. Participants were female university students. Counterfeit purchasers had more positive attitudes toward counterfeits, lower scores on consumer ethics, and lower scores on perceptions of business ethics than nonpurchasers. Korean students were more likely than…
Gender, Fashion Consumer Groups, and Shopping Orientation
This study examined how individual’s demographic and psychographic differences influence consumers’ shopping orientations. The purpose of this study was to compare shopping orientations for clothing between fashion consumer groups and gender. A convenience sample of 276 American college students was recruited. A 2 × 2 between‐subjects multivariate analysis of variance followed by analysis of variance was used to test hypotheses. Findings of this …
Factors Affecting Korean Consumers’ Brand Consciousness to Global Luxury Brands
Relationships among Gender, Fashion Leadership, Need for Affect, and Consumers' Apparel Shopping Preference
The purpose was to examine the relationships among gender, fashion leadership, need for affect, and consumers' apparel shopping preference. A survey was conducted using a convenience sample of 351 college students from a university in the Midwest. The hypotheses were tested first with multivariate analysis of variance followed by analysis of variance. Women had a greater fashion innovativeness and opinion leadership than men. Compared to men and …
Exploring Neglected Aspects of Innovation Function: Public Motivation and Non-pecuniary Values
The traditional innovation function, focusing on extrinsic motivations such as economic benefits and returns, has neglected the side of intrinsic values and public motivations for innovation function. Recent innovation examples in an era of mobile network and web-based information environment pursue open connected innovations such as open source movement and crowding source. Such open, collective and social innovations result from strong public m…
Online Shopping Attitudes, Need for Touch, and Interdependent Self-Construal among Korean College Students
This research explores how the need for touch (NFT) and interdependent self-construal are associated with online shopping attitudes (safety, fun, convenience, money-saving, and time-saving). Data were collected from 413 female and 278 male college students in Korea. Regression analyses with factor analysis were used for data analysis. Consumers who want to touch products have less positive attitudes toward online shopping. Consumers with a higher…
Psychology (14 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Business (8 works) · Advertising (7 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (6 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Clothing (5 works) · Marketing (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (4 works)