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The Effect of Self-Congruency and Self-Monitoring on Brand Preference

Abstract

This study examined the effect of self-congruency and self-monitoring on brand preference. The results showed the main effect of self-congruence and the interaction effect between self-congruence and self-monitoring. These results suggest that consumers prefer the brands that are congruent with their own image, regardless of product categories. Particularly, high self-monitoring consumers are more likely to show brand preference or loyalty than low self-monitoring consumers when brand personality is congruent with their own image. Therefore, marketers or brand managers have to concentrate their focus towards high self-monitoring group for brand management.

keywords
self-congruency, self-monitoring, brand preference

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