into possible consumer-behavior chal-lenges are offered from an information-processing perspective. Through thematic analysis of the respondents ’ lifetime stories, this study helps illuminate the black box of the consumer’s mind with respect to impulsive consumption, by relating impulsive consumer behavior

The experience of loss of voice in adolescent girls: An existential-phenomenological study

EXistential-phenomenOlogy is presented as an alternative paradigm for conceptual-izing and studying consumer experience. B~sic theoretical tenets of existential-phenomenology are contrasted with more traditional assumptions and methods used in consumer research. The metaphors used by each paradigm

Abstract This article presents the results of empirical research of the problem of experiencing by an individual of the existential crises. The author presents its original methodology and the testing results. Through the use of a questionnaire consisting of 10 scales, there will be established

An existential phenomenological method of study was implemented to better understand the recovery process of 11 pathological gamblers. After analysis, seven recovery themes were generated, which brought to light that recovery from pathological gambling may take place over several years and cycle

Existential movement experienced by adolescents with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome: a phenomenological study

Feeling existentially touched A phenomenological notion of the well-being of elderly living in special housing accommodation from the perspective of care professionals

In this case study we have used a relational-centred, existential-phenomenological approach to explore the lived world of a woman – Mia- who has experienced a traumatic abortion. We offer an account of her story, followed by an explication of emergent existential themes: ‘Feeling Torn’, ‘Cutting

psychology discriminates against women by excluding inner experiencing as a subject matter for study and phenomenological exploration as a method of inquiry. Concepts from existential/phenomenology philosophy,Which are basic ways of being for humans include: (1) "existence precedes essence"; (2

and interpreted by a stu-dent? An existential-phenomenological approach to psychological researcb was adopted to conduct an in-depth, single-subject case study. Interviews and observations were the primary sources of data. Three major findings are reported First, the student was aware of se $ serfin relation