• Title of article

    Purchasing and Consumption Modification Among Iranians Throughout Gamification

  • Author/Authors

    Paknejad, Farzaneh Industrial Design Dept - School of Architecture and Environmental Design - Iran Univ. of Science & Tech.(IUST), Tehran, Iran , Mosaddad, Hashem Industrial Design Dept - School of Architecture and Environmental Design - Iran Univ. of Science & Tech.(IUST), Tehran, Iran , Sadeghi Naeini, Hassan Industrial Design Dept - School of Architecture and Environmental Design - Iran Univ. of Science & Tech.(IUST), Tehran, Iran

  • Pages
    12
  • From page
    121
  • To page
    132
  • Abstract
    Optimal consumption is known as a nowadays concern which is related to scientific improvement, development of technology, product design, design and development based on standards, proper distribution of resources and, consequently, advancement in other less considered areas. Considering marketing, people are persuaded to purchase and consume the products throughout the gamification principles, even if this is more than the users’ needs. This cross-sectional study focused on consumption patterns and gamification. The main objectives of this research was to provide a modified pattern of purchasing and consuming bread through persuading the families. This study was done by simulated gamification patterns and assessment of participants’ feedback. The data was collected through literature review and interviews from a sample consisting of 25 students in the primary school. The results showed that gamification as a main factor was an appropriate stimulus for persuading purchasing and consumption behavior modification. However, the addition of mechanics in a relationship is not enough per se; reinforcement is required to enhance the quality of the perceived experience.
  • Keywords
    Persuasive design , Gamification , Consumption pattern , Behavior modification
  • Journal title
    International Journal of Industrial Engineering and Production Research
  • Serial Year
    2021
  • Record number

    2631726