TY - JOUR

T1 - Adolescents’ use of influence tactics with parents in family travel decision making: a cross-societal comparison in Eastern Europe

AU - Yen, Wen-Shen

AU - Su, Che-Jen Su

AU - Lan, Yi-Fang

AU - Mazurek, Marica

AU - Kosmaczewska, Joanna

AU - Svagzdiene, Biruta

AU - Cherenkov, Vitally

N1 - Yen, W. S. Adolescents’ use of influence tactics with parents in family travel decision making: a cross-societal comparison in Eastern Europe / W.- S. Yen, C.- J. Su Su, Y. -F. Lan, M. Mazurek, J. Kosmaczewska, B. Svagzdiene, V. Cherenkov // Social Science Journal. - 2020.

PY - 2020/4/20

Y1 - 2020/4/20

N2 - We aim to present a cross-societal comparison of the influence tactics that adolescents use with their parents in family travel decisions by investigating 762 usable responses of senior high school students across four Eastern Europe societies (Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Slovakia). Through multi-group confirmatory factor analysis (MG-CFA), adolescent influence behavior emerges in a refined and validated model of four subscales reflecting bargaining, persuasion, emotional, and request strategies. These subscales indicate the measurement invariance of adolescent influence behavior across societies. Our findings show significant between-society differences for all four dimensions of adolescents’ influence tactics with their parents. Furthermore, respondents from all four societies have similar priorities of choosing their influence tactics, as reported in recent studies on family purchase decisions. We also found that respondents from the non-post-Soviet cluster (NPSC) are more likely to apply various influence tactics than their counterparts from the post-Soviet cluster (PSC). We conclude with a discussion of these differences and why they may have occurred.

AB - We aim to present a cross-societal comparison of the influence tactics that adolescents use with their parents in family travel decisions by investigating 762 usable responses of senior high school students across four Eastern Europe societies (Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Slovakia). Through multi-group confirmatory factor analysis (MG-CFA), adolescent influence behavior emerges in a refined and validated model of four subscales reflecting bargaining, persuasion, emotional, and request strategies. These subscales indicate the measurement invariance of adolescent influence behavior across societies. Our findings show significant between-society differences for all four dimensions of adolescents’ influence tactics with their parents. Furthermore, respondents from all four societies have similar priorities of choosing their influence tactics, as reported in recent studies on family purchase decisions. We also found that respondents from the non-post-Soviet cluster (NPSC) are more likely to apply various influence tactics than their counterparts from the post-Soviet cluster (PSC). We conclude with a discussion of these differences and why they may have occurred.

KW - Adolescent influence tactics with parents

KW - cross-societal comparison

KW - Eastern Europe

KW - family travel decisions

KW - measurement invariance

KW - MEASUREMENT INVARIANCE

KW - PURCHASE DECISIONS

KW - OF-FIT INDEXES

KW - VALUES

KW - WoS

KW - SCOPUS

UR - http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?scp=85083700621&partnerID=8YFLogxK

U2 - 10.1080/03623319.2020.1745519

DO - 10.1080/03623319.2020.1745519

M3 - Article

JO - Social Science Journal

JF - Social Science Journal

SN - 0362-3319

ER -