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Conference Paper (published)

Heard but not Seen: A Teenage Centric Approach to Music Consumption Research

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Nuttall P & Tinson J (2007) Heard but not Seen: A Teenage Centric Approach to Music Consumption Research. In: volume 35. Association for Consumer Research Annual North American Conference (ACR07): Memphis, USA, 25-28 October 2007, Memphis, USA, 25.10.2007-28.10.2007. Association for Consumer Research, pp. 401-408. http://www.acrwebsite.org/volumes/13253/volumes/v35/NA-35

Abstract
There are significant problems with published work on youth and music which principally involve methodological approach and data collection. This paper seeks to explore and develop the concept of teenagers designing their own questions, collecting their own data and interpreting their findings to contribute to an understanding of adolescent music consumption. Findings indicate that using a teenage centric approach generates insight into actual behaviour of respondents thus reducing social desirability issues and that the teenage interviewers were able to distinguish differing responses from friends and members of their friendship group.

Journal
Advances in Consumer Research: Volume 35

StatusPublished
Publication date25/10/2007
Publication date online25/10/2007
PublisherAssociation for Consumer Research
Publisher URL
ISSN0098-9258
ConferenceAssociation for Consumer Research Annual North American Conference (ACR07): Memphis, USA, 25-28 October 2007
Conference locationMemphis, USA
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Professor Julie Tinson

Professor Julie Tinson

Professor of Marketing, Marketing & Retail