The influence of mortality salience (MS) on consumer behavior has been
well-established over the last 25 years. However, research findings have provided
divergent insights with regard to the direction of its outcomes. This article provides a
systematic review of the extant research stream thereby revealing how the differences
are primarily due to the conceptualization and operationalization of MS. Based
on a conceptual revision of MS, we suggest an extended definition of the concept.
An extensive overview of empirical findings, together with a holistic presentation of
influential factors, offers a foundation for further MS studies conducted in a consumer
behavior context, concluding with an extensive research agenda
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