Galen T. Trail focuses on Consumer behaviour, Social psychology, Advertising, Marketing and Consumption. Social psychology is closely attributed to Stakeholder in his research. Many of his studies on Advertising apply to Market segmentation as well.
Galen T. Trail integrates Marketing with Attendance in his study. Among his Consumption studies, you can observe a synthesis of other disciplines of science such as Scale and Sports spectators. His Attachment behaviour study combines topics in areas such as Purchasing and Scale.
Social psychology, Marketing, Consumer behaviour, Advertising and Loyalty are his primary areas of study. His work on Identification is typically connected to Variance and Attendance as part of general Social psychology study, connecting several disciplines of science. As part of his studies on Marketing, Galen T. Trail often connects relevant areas like Spectator sport.
Galen T. Trail has researched Consumer behaviour in several fields, including Attachment behaviour and Purchasing. His studies in Advertising integrate themes in fields like Market segmentation and Sport psychology. Galen T. Trail has included themes like Content validity, Scale and Advertising campaign in his Applied psychology study.
Galen T. Trail mainly focuses on Marketing, Loyalty, Sustainability, Athletes and Structural equation modeling. His primary area of study in Marketing is in the field of Consumer behaviour. His work carried out in the field of Consumer behaviour brings together such families of science as Transformative learning, Attachment behaviour, Needs assessment and Research question.
The study incorporates disciplines such as Brand management and Set in addition to Loyalty. You can notice a mix of various disciplines of study, such as Social psychology, Variance, Social identity theory, Role identity and Attendance, in his Structural equation modeling studies. His Social psychology research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Quality and Applied psychology.
His primary areas of investigation include Social psychology, Variance, Sports marketing, Loyalty and Sport management. In the field of Social psychology, his study on Identification overlaps with subjects such as Differential effects, Consumption and Structural equation modeling. Sports marketing overlaps with fields such as Project sponsorship, Marketing, Set, Brand management and Conceptual model in his research.
He combines subjects such as Conceptual framework and Originality with his study of Loyalty. His work deals with themes such as Quality and Applied psychology, which intersect with Sport management.
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The Motivation Scale for Sport Consumption: assessment of the scale's psychometric properties.
Galen T. Trail;Jeffrey D. James.
Journal of sport behavior (2001)
Sport spectator consumption behavior.
G. T. Trail;J. S. Fink;D. F. Anderson.
Sport marketing quarterly (2003)
Relationships among Spectator Gender, Motives, Points of Attachment, and Sport Preference
Matthew J. Robinson;Galen T. Trail.
Journal of Sport Management (2005)
Consumer satisfaction and identity theory: a model of sport spectator conative loyalty.
Galen T. Trail;Dean F. Anderson;Janet S. Fink.
Sport marketing quarterly (2005)
Environmental factors associated with spectator attendance and sport consumption behavior: gender and team differences.
J. S. Fink;G. T. Trail;D. F. Anderson.
Sport marketing quarterly (2002)
Motives and points of attachment: fans versus spectators in intercollegiate athletics.
G. T. Trail;M. J. Robinson;R. J. Dick;A. J. Gillentine.
Sport marketing quarterly (2003)
The Mediating Role of Perceived Value: Team Identification and Purchase Intention of Team-Licensed Apparel
Harry H. Kwon;Galen T. Trail;Jeffrey D. James.
Journal of Sport Management (2007)
Constraints and Motivators: A New Model to Explain Sport Consumer Behavior
Yu Kyoum Kim;Galen T. Trail.
Journal of Sport Management (2010)
Are Multiple Points of Attachment Necessary to Predict Cognitive, Affective, Conative, or Behavioral Loyalty?
Harry H. Kwon;Galen T. Trail;Dean S. Anderson.
Sport Management Review (2005)
Perceptions of goals and processes of intercollegiate athletics: a case study.
Galen T. Trail;Packianathan Chelladurai.
Journal of Sport Management (2000)
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