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Do men really hate shopping or are they conditioned to hate shopping?

thesociologicalmail
October 23, 2018
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Neither. Men don’t hate shopping, they “like what they like” and have different shopping preferences then women in heavily gendered societies.

Relations of Consumers’ Buying Habits to Marketing Methods

Do men and women really shop differently? An exploration of gender differences in mall shopping in India

The Effect of Gender on Addictive Consumption: Reflections on Men, Shopping and Consumption Meaning

Going shopping: key determinants of shopping behaviours and motivations

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