1. 1. – ۱ Merchandising ↑

1. 1. – ۱ Merchandising ↑

1. 1. ۱ فروزنده، ۱۳۸۱ ↑

1. 1. ۱Hypermarket ↑

1. 1. Retailer factors ↑

1. 1. Customer factors ↑

1. 1. Store environment ↑

1. 1. Atmosphere ↑

1. 1. Hoffman & Turley, 2002 ↑

1. 1. cox ↑

1. 1. Smith & Curnow ↑

1. 1. Kotzan & Evanson ↑

1. 1. Ittelson, 1973 ↑

1. 1. Berman and Evans ↑

1. 1. Yalch and Spangenberg ↑

1. 1. Mckinnon, Kelly and Robinson (1991) ↑

1. 1. Bitner, 1990 ↑

1. 1. Schmitt (1999) ↑

1. 1. Sense experience ↑

1. 1. Feel ↑

1. 1. Think ↑

1. 1. Act ↑

1. 1. Relate ↑

1. 1. Positiye Emotions ↑

1. 1. Negative Emotions ↑

1. 1. Positiye feelings ↑

1. 1. Negative feelings ↑

1. 1. Mehrabian and Russell, 1974 ↑

1. 1. PAD ↑

1. 1. Pleasure ↑

1. 1. Arousal ↑

1. 1. Dominance ↑

1. 1. Izard ↑

1. 1. Joy ↑

1. 1. Interest ↑

1. 1. Surprise ↑

1. 1. Sadness ↑

1. 1. Anger ↑

1. 1. Guilt ↑

1. 1. shame ↑

1. 1. disgust ↑

1. 1. contempt ↑

1. 1. fear ↑

1. 1. Plutchik ↑

1. 1. Acceptance ↑

1. 1. Expectancy ↑

1. 1. outcome-oriented ↑

1. 1. Process- oriented ↑

1. 1. Roest and Pieters ↑

1. 1. Halstead, Hartman and Schmidt ↑

1. 1. Store atmosphere ↑

1. 1. Yoo, Park & Maclnnis ↑

1. 1. Jones ↑

1. 1. Ba”ckstro” m & Johansson ↑

1. 1. Ba”ckstro” m & Johansson ↑

1. 1. Berman & Evans ↑

1. 1. storefront ↑

1. 1. Bitner ↑

1. 1. Barnes ↑

1. 1. Edwards and Shackley ↑

1. 1. Pirto and Leonidas ↑

1. 1. Nike ↑

1. 1. Areni and Kim ↑

1. 1. Baker, Grewal and Parasuraman ↑

1. 1. McKinnon, Kelly, and Robinson ↑

1. 1. Patton ↑

1. 1. Yoo, Park & Maclnnis, 1998 ↑

1. 1. Yoo, Park & Maclnnis, 1998 ↑

1. 1. Machleit & Eroglu ↑