Consumers’ Attitude to the Protest Against Lady Gaga’s Concert: An Exploratory Study
Lady gaga is an American singer who has won 5 Grammy Awards. In the middle of 2012, she was requested to have concert in Jakarta with the contract value of tens billion. The concert was protested by a number of groups. The promoter had approached the pressure groups and negotiated the dressing. Howe...
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| description | Lady gaga is an American singer who has won 5 Grammy Awards. In the middle of 2012, she was requested to have concert in Jakarta with the contract value of tens billion. The concert was protested by a number of groups. The promoter had approached the pressure groups and negotiated the dressing. However, Lady Gaga’s management canceled the concert for security consideration. The objectives of the study are: (1) to explore consumers’ attitude to the protest for the cancelation of Lady Gaga’s concert; and (2) using classical conditioning and
expectancy-value theory, to explain consumers’ attitude to the protest. The study used focus group to collect data. The collected data was then transcribed and analyzed by content analysis. The results show that informants’ opinions can be classified into two groups: agreement and disagreement with the protest for the cancelation of Lady Gaga’s concert. Informants either agree or disagree for some reasons. Classical conditioning theory can explain either consumer’s attitude. The difference is the object of consumers’ attitude who agreed was Lady Gaga herself, while the object of disagreement was the pressure group that sponsored the protest. The attitude of the disagreement can also be explained by expectancy-value theory. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a1373d0a033c4dc88cc32fb4e6f66b0c2022-12-22T00:37:21ZengPrasetiya Mulya PublishingInternational Research Journal of Business Studies2089-62712338-45652013-12-016314916910.21632/irjbs.6.3.149-169 92Consumers’ Attitude to the Protest Against Lady Gaga’s Concert: An Exploratory StudyKresno Agus Hendarto0Balai Penelitian Teknologi Hasil Hutan Bukan Kayu, NTBLady gaga is an American singer who has won 5 Grammy Awards. In the middle of 2012, she was requested to have concert in Jakarta with the contract value of tens billion. The concert was protested by a number of groups. The promoter had approached the pressure groups and negotiated the dressing. However, Lady Gaga’s management canceled the concert for security consideration. The objectives of the study are: (1) to explore consumers’ attitude to the protest for the cancelation of Lady Gaga’s concert; and (2) using classical conditioning and expectancy-value theory, to explain consumers’ attitude to the protest. The study used focus group to collect data. The collected data was then transcribed and analyzed by content analysis. The results show that informants’ opinions can be classified into two groups: agreement and disagreement with the protest for the cancelation of Lady Gaga’s concert. Informants either agree or disagree for some reasons. Classical conditioning theory can explain either consumer’s attitude. The difference is the object of consumers’ attitude who agreed was Lady Gaga herself, while the object of disagreement was the pressure group that sponsored the protest. The attitude of the disagreement can also be explained by expectancy-value theory.http://irjbs.com/index.php/jurnalirjbs/article/view/100protestclassical conditioning modelexpectancy-value theoryfocus groupqualitative content analysis |
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| title | Consumers’ Attitude to the Protest Against Lady Gaga’s Concert: An Exploratory Study |
| title_full | Consumers’ Attitude to the Protest Against Lady Gaga’s Concert: An Exploratory Study |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Consumers’ Attitude to the Protest Against Lady Gaga’s Concert: An Exploratory Study |
| title_short | Consumers’ Attitude to the Protest Against Lady Gaga’s Concert: An Exploratory Study |
| title_sort | consumers attitude to the protest against lady gaga s concert an exploratory study |
| topic | protest classical conditioning model expectancy-value theory focus group qualitative content analysis |
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