Lighting and perceived temperature: energy-saving levers to improve store evaluations
Résumé
Light intensity and thermal conditions have energy savings implications. Based on environmental psychology, ergonomics and instore
environment research, this study analyzes the direct and interaction effects of lighting and perceived temperature on store
evaluations. Three evaluative dimensions emerged from the factor analysis: stimulation, upmarket positioning and relaxation. A 2 x 2
x 3 experiment (lighting x perceived temperature x retail outlet) shows that lighting and its interaction with perceived temperature
influence stimulation and upmarket positioning. Perceived temperature has a direct impact on stimulation. The type of retail outlet
(jeans, books, and furniture) affects stimulation, upmarket positioning and relaxation.
Domaines
Sciences de l'Homme et Société
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