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Enduring Involvement Scale: Eis (Higie and Feick 1988)

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Higie and Feick (1988) view enduring involvement as an individual difference variable representing an arousal potential of a product or activity that causes personal relevance. Enduring involvement is intrinsically motivated by the degree to which the product or activity is related to the individual's self-image or the pleasure received from thoughts about or use of the product or engaging in the activity. The EIS is a 10-item scale composed of semantic differential pairs from Zaichkowsky's (1985) PII and McQuarrie and Munson's (1986) RPII, as well as items developed by the authors (7-point items). The scale has two factors, a hedonic and a self-expression factor, each composed of five items. Scores on items can be summed within dimensions to form hedonic and self-expression indices, or summed overall to form a measure of enduring involvement.

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Higie, Robin A., and Lawrence F. Feick

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References

Higie, Robin A., and Lawrence F. Feick. (1988). "Enduring Involvement: Conceptual and Methodological Issues." In Thomas Srull (Ed.), Advances in Consumer Research (Vol. 16, pp. 690-696). Provo, UT: Association for Consumer Research. 1988 by the Association for Consumer Research. Scale items taken from Table 1 (p. 694). Reprinted with permission.

McQuarrie, Edward F., and J. Michael Munson. (1986). "The Zaichkowsky Personal Involvement Inventory: Modification and Extension." In Paul Anderson and Melanie Wallendorf (Eds.), Advances in Consumer Research (Vol. 14, pp. 36-40). Provo, UT: Association for Consumer Research.

Richins, Marsha, and Peter H. Bloch. (1986). "After the New Wears Off: The Temporal Context of Product Involvement." Journal of Consumer Research, 13, 280-285.

Zaichkowsky, Judith Lynne. (1985). "Measuring the Involvement Construct." Journal of Consumer Research, 12, 341-352.

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