Investigating the effects of location-based advertising in the supermarket: Does goal congruence trump location congruence?

Participants were 139 Dutch adults, who were recruited through a market-research company. Of all participants, 65 (46.8%) were women, 60 participants (43.2%) had finished tertiary education, and the mean age was M(SD) = 38.9(15.0). The research setting was a Virtual Supermarket (VSM), where participants received a short grocery list with the instruction to purchase the listed products.

The following variables were assessed: manipulation checks of goal relevance, manipulation checks of location congruence, purchase behaviour, presence, perceived ad intrusiveness, ad receptiveness, ad attitude. Furthermore, perceived entertainment value of the app, and irritation, value, informativeness, ease of use, credibility with regards to the app were assessed. Finally, the following stable individual differences were assessed: product involvement, privacy concerns, attitude towards advertising in general, and personal innovativeness.

The dataset contains the following files: - Mother (raw) data: 2016_Vantriet_Investigating the effects of location-based_mother data (including a portable file) - Edited data including recodes and constructed scale: 2016_Vantriet_Investigating the effects of location-based_edited_data (including a portable file) - Syntax for scale construction and analyses: 2016_Vantriet_Investigating the effects of location-based_syntax from mother to edited - Questionnaire: 2016_Vantriet_Investigating the effects of location-based_questions - Codebook containing details on the dataset: 2016_Vantriet_Investigating the effects of location-based_codebook