concept   perceived value
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Latin American countries (1) • Mexico (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • African countries (1) • Australian Aboriginal culture (1) • Indian culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Nigeria (1) • Northern European countries (1) • Southeast Asian countries (1) • Supermarket promotions (1) • Thailand (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 perceived value Latin American countries Emotional connection influences perceived value of items in Latin American countries. 2
2 perceived value Mexico In Mexico, perceived value is linked to emotional connection and symbolism. 2
3 perceived value Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, perceived value is influenced by hospitality and personal relationships. 2
4 perceived value African countries In African countries, perceived value can be affected by the negotiation process and the significance of haggling. 1
5 perceived value Australian Aboriginal culture In Australian Aboriginal culture, perceived value of a product may be influenced by its spiritual significance and related Dreamtime stories. 1
6 perceived value Indian culture Perceived value in Indian culture can be affected by the auspiciousness and religious significance of a product. 1
7 perceived value Japanese culture Japanese culture emphasizes the influence of craftsmanship and attention to detail on perceived value. 1
8 perceived value Nigeria In Nigeria, perceived value is influenced by the negotiation process and the importance of haggling. 1
9 perceived value Northern European countries In Northern European countries, perceived value is influenced by product quality and durability. 1
10 perceived value Southeast Asian countries In Southeast Asian countries, perceived value of a product may be influenced by the social status associated with owning it. 1
11 perceived value Supermarket promotions Customers perceive discounted items in supermarkets as better value even if the quantity is more than needed. 1
12 perceived value Thailand In Thailand, perceived value of a product may be influenced by the social status associated with owning it. 1