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Participant Behaviours

Findings:

1: Participants appear to be driven by complex attitudinal traits that only enable the identification of prevailing motivational categories in narrowly defined collaboration contexts.


2: Utilitarian pragmatism and self-interest appear to be at the core of consumer attitudes but other defining drivers are apparent in narrowly defined collaboration contexts.


3: Motivational descriptors developed in this study (see Annex I & II) provide a useful basis of market segmentation studies using benefits sought or lifestyle

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Participant Motivations in Collaborative Consumption Contexts and Their Implications to Marketers

By Chris

This presentation summarises the findings of a dissertation study on participant motivations in collaborative consumption. It is addressed to respondents to a survey launched as part of the study.