This cross-section study aims to elaborate how expectancy-value, attitude, and social norms influence viewing behavior of Japanese fashion magazines among female college students (n = 627) which, in turn, affect their perceived imperatives and likeness of Japanese fashion. The results of structural equation modeling show that expectancy-value, attitude, and social norms significantly and positively predict viewing behavior of Japanese fashion magazines. Additionally, viewing behavior of Japanese magazines significantly and positively predict perceived imperatives and likeness of Japanese fashion.
中文關鍵詞
期望與評價,態度,日系時尚女性雜誌閱\讀行為,社會規範,流行時尚感,喜愛
英文關鍵詞
Expectancy-value, attitude, social norm, viewing behavior of Japanese fashion magazine, perceived imperatives of Japanese fashion, likeness