规则网络
心理学
判别效度
比例(比率)
增量有效性
差异(会计)
多样性(控制论)
考试(生物学)
社会心理学
幸福
积极心理学
营销
心理测量学
测试有效性
经济
计算机科学
人工智能
发展心理学
心理治疗师
内部一致性
古生物学
业务
会计
物理
生物
量子力学
作者
Michael G. Luchs,David Glen Mick,Kelly L. Haws
摘要
Historically, wisdom has been considered a leading character strength for guiding personal well‐being and the greater good. It has also been routinely considered domain‐specific. Hence, consumer researchers should not just borrow conceptualizations or measures of general wisdom from the social sciences or measures of specific wisdom from nonconsumption contexts. Drawing from recent exploratory research on consumer wisdom by Luchs and Mick ( Journal of Consumer Psychology, 2018, 28(3), 365‐392) , we use survey data to test and refine their multidimensional framework as we develop a Consumer Wisdom Scale (CWS). Across five studies, we demonstrate the discriminant, nomological, predictive, and incremental validity of our CWS. We show that it explains unique variance across a variety of indicators of well‐being (e.g., satisfaction with life) in comparison to other measures previously associated with well‐being (e.g., relationship support). Further, we show that our CWS, versus a general wisdom measure, is more associated with select behaviors relevant to personal well‐being and the greater good (e.g., exercise, healthy eating, and financial savings). Closing discussion summarizes our findings and limitations, and suggests future research.
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