
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Mr Schmidt and I look at the cultural aspects of means of payment. Our study shows that we perceive cash in our own currency as psychologically proximal and credit cards as distant, whereas both foreign cash and credit cards are perceived as psychologically distant.
Research report: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348327743_Cash_vs_Card_vs_Mobile_Payment_Psychological_Mechanisms_for_Means_of_Payment_Summary_of_research_results
We talk about the study on control associated with Cash vs Card vs Mobile payment. The study was performed with an Implicit Association Test (IAT).
The study showed that Mobile payment is associated with the highest degree of control. The report can be found here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348327743_Cash_vs_Card_vs_Mobile_Payment_Psychological_Mechanisms_for_Means_of_Payment_Summary_of_research_results
Music by sscheidl & DreamHeaven from Pixabay.
We talk about the means of payment and psychological distance. Our study showed that we associate credit cards with high psychological distance and cash with low psychological distance.
We published our results in a research report which can be found here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348327743_Cash_vs_Card_vs_Mobile_Payment_Psychological_Mechanisms_for_Means_of_Payment_Summary_of_research_results
Music by sscheidl & DreamHeaven from Pixabay.
We talk about the study on different means of payment (Cash vs Card payment) and the level of control associated with these means of payment. The study was performed with an Implicit Association Test (IAT).
Moreover, we added manipulation into the IAT: we set people in different affective states and could show that emotions change the perception of the means of payment (https://mi-dnu.dp.ua/index.php/MI/article/view/238).
Music by sscheidl & DreamHeaven from Pixabay.
From the publisher's feed