| dc.description.abstract | This study examined the effects of perceived value, price consciousness, quality consciousness, sales
promotions, fragrance influence, and subjective norms on consumer purchase decisions for fabric softeners in
Bangkok and the metropolitan region. Data was collected from 311 respondents through a survey
questionnaire and analyzed using multiple regression. Results indicated that respondents represented a broad
age range, with most between 30–39 years old, and generally preferred 1,000–1,500 ml packages, with Downy
as the most popular brand. The results further show that quality consciousness, fragrance influence, and
perceived value positively shape purchase decisions, while price consciousness, sales promotions, and
subjective norms had no significant effect at significant level of .01. These findings suggest that fabric softener
brands should emphasize product quality, long-lasting fragrance, and overall consumer value to strengthen
engagement and competitiveness in the market. | en_US |