Torben Hansen’s research while affiliated with Copenhagen Business School and other places

... The trend towards environmentally conscious travel is particularly significant in relation to eco-resorts, which appeal to tourists by showcasing their dedication to environmental responsibility [39]. The growing worldwide concern for sustainable practices has driven the popularity of eco-resorts, providing environmentally aware travelers with the chance to make tourism choices that align with sustainability objectives [40]. ...

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Investigating the Influence of the Push and Pull Factors in Eco-Resort Selection to Promote Sustainable Tourism in Bangladesh

... For example, can consumers evaluate their competency in online shopping objectively and in an unbiased manner? According to the previous literature, consumer may have too much confidence in their capabilities (Hansen & Thomsen, 2022;Jain et al., 2018). The results of Study 1 also indicated this possibility. ...

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How to shop online: The construct and measurement of consumer competency in online shopping

... Furthermore, experts are mainly female, a kind of gender imbalance in the research. Hensen et al. revealed that women's face recognition ability was more likely to decrease when exposure time was lower [11]. However, women participating in this study showed women experts won higher CFMT scores, which was partially different from the study done by Hensen. ...

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Whether Regular Visual Art Training Can Enhance Peoples Face Recognition & Memory Ability

... Additionally, studies indicate that there may be differences between genders in food preferences [25,26], eating behaviors [27,28], and emotional reactions [29][30][31]. However, according to our knowledge, no previous studies have holistically explored potential gender-specific reactions to tempting food cues by simultaneously investigating emotions, perceived dietary quality, and future willingness to eat (WtE). ...

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Indulging in Tempting Yet Unhealthy Delights: Exploring the Moderating Influence of Gender and Motivation for Healthy and Sustainable Eating

... Fox et al. (2004) concluded in their study on the impact of product variety and promotional activities on store choice that contrary to other findings in the literature, price has a low influence on store choice. Hansen and Solgaard (2004) found in their research that product variety significantly influences the choice of food retail store type, whereas quality and service level do not have any impact on the choice of food retail store type. Bellini et al. (2017) focused on shopping behavior in food market retailing, aiming to discover which factors lead to spontaneous purchases in retail stores. ...

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Considering Impulse Buying Behavior on the basis of Islamic Religiosity and Food Retailer Preferences: An Empirical Study in Türkiye

... Traditionally, this subject has only considered the teaching and learning of healthy habits, particularly stressing the need to follow a healthy diet. This included content on the nutritional properties of different foods, which foods should be consumed and in what proportion, depending on various factors such as age or physical activity, in order to enjoy optimal health (Martinez-Gonzalez et al., 2000;Hansen & Thomsen, 2018). On a practical level, the students were asked to design and develop a cooking workshop for children aimed at promoting health and developing STEM skills (Fernández-Morilla & Fuertes-Camacho, 2019). ...

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Developing Sustainability Competencies Through Healthy and Sustainable Nutrition Workshops in Initial Teacher Training

... Green marketing strategies involve a strategic approach to marketing that influences a business's activities, processes, and performance while enhancing the company's reputation in emerging markets [72]. GM aims to increase environmental awareness and shape consumer attitudes toward purchasing green products [73]. Sustainable distribution involves companies working with channel members to implement reverse logistics, which collects products for recycling after use. ...

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Nexus between green practices, green marketing, and business performance: the mediating role of corporate social responsibility in emerging economy

... He also found evidence to suggest that the relative importance of the individual store attributes varies from store to store. More recent studies on regional retail landscapes (Hansen & Solgaard, 2004;Leeuwen & Rietveld, 2011;Verhetsel et al., 2022) found that a variety of factors, such as consumer attributes and the type of shopping trip (e.g., exceptional, daily, fun, groceries) interact with the distance component and influence the pull of the centroid. ...

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Beer sales in grocery and convenience stores: a glass half-full for craft brewers?

... Research has acknowledged the importance of technologies for building trust across various industries, including financial services (Bugandwa et al., 2021;Van der Cruijsen et al., 2021;Gyamfi, 2019;Kosiba et al., 2020;Hansen, 2017). Although technological advancements may boost customer trust in financial services, products, and systems, linkage warrants a deeper investigation, particularly an examination of the roles for policy and regulatory activity in building trust. ...

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Taking Stock of Policies, Regulations, and Initiatives That Leverage Technology to Build Trust: Lessons from Ghana’s Financial Sector

... After exposure of a product-harm crisis, the negative publicity directly leads to the trust crisis [19]. Trust not only includes the trust in enterprises but also in the broader context of the business environment, which is broad-scope trust [16,[20][21][22]. The previous research of product-harm crisis on trust mainly focus on the narrow-scope trust (e.g. ...

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The Research on the Impact of Industry Governance on Trust after Group Product-Harm Crisis