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Branding beyond the gender binary
Angelica Cooke
,
Rebekah Russell-Bennett
, Di Wang
, Stephen Whyte
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Gender Identity
100%
Psychological Gender
100%
Gender Binary
100%
Brand Personality
100%
Gender Attitudes
66%
Self-reference
66%
Congruence Effect
66%
Brand Gender
66%
Personal Identity
33%
Attitude Change
33%
Communication Environment
33%
Logos
33%
Purchase Intention
33%
Consumer Response
33%
Identity Change
33%
Brand Equity
33%
Brand Identity
33%
Online Experiment
33%
Private Label
33%
Target Consumers
33%
Gender Communication
33%
Brand Purchase
33%
Brand Outcomes
33%
Social Sciences
Congruence
100%
Gender binary
100%
Brand Personality
75%
UK
25%
United States of America
25%
Qualitative Research
25%
Focus Group
25%
Gender Identity
25%
Brand Equity
25%
Psychology
Congruence
100%
Gender binary
100%
Qualitative Study
25%
Focus Group
25%
Gender Identity
25%