Socially mediated political consumerism

Figures & data

Table 1. Descriptive statistics.

	Range
Females	0,1	53.34%
Education	0,1	57.57%
18–24 years	0,1	8.71%
25–34 years	0,1	16.76%
35–44 years	0,1	17.02%
45–54 years	0,1	17.22%
55–64 years	0,1	16.63%
65 years or more (Reference group)	0,1	23.66%
Left-wing ideology	0,1	21.20%
Political Interest	0,1	57.96%
Follow groups on social media	0,1	40.16%
Read political or campaign information on social media	0,1	69.53%
Shared or posted political or campaign information on social media	0,1	39.53%
Change social media profile pictures for a cause	0,1	30.54%
Boycotting	0,1	53.15%
Buycotting	0,1	54.26%

Table 2. Logistic regression of boycotting and buycotting.

	Boycotting				Buycotting
	b	SE	ExpB	p-value	b	SE	ExpB	p-value
Females	0.131	0.129	1.140	.309	0.124	0.130	1.132	.338
Education	0.278	0.130	1.320	.033	0.365	0.131	1.441	.005
18–24 years	0.356	0.285	1.427	.211	0.494	0.284	1.638	.082
25–34 years	−0.036	0.212	0.965	.865	0.301	0.214	1.351	.159
35–44 years	−0.180	0.207	0.835	.385	0.105	0.208	1.111	.612
45–54 years	−0.059	0.194	0.943	.760	0.119	0.194	1.126	.539
55–64 years	0.002	0.194	1.002	.990	0.169	0.194	1.184	.386
Left-wing ideology	0.554	0.160	1.740	.001	0.340	0.159	1.405	.033
Political interest	0.624	0.137	1.867	<.001	0.727	0.138	2.068	<.001
Read political or campaign information on social media (H1)	0.416	0.156	1.516	.008	0.618	0.156	1.856	<.001
Shared or posted political or campaign information on social media (H2)	0.590	0.160	1.804	<.001	0.308	0.161	1.361	.055
Change social media profile pictures for a cause (H3)	0.671	0.168	1.956	<.001	0.814	0.170	2.257	<.001
Follow groups on social media (H4)	0.557	0.137	1.745	<.001	0.461	0.138	1.585	.001
Sample size	n = 1,290				n = 1,290
Model fit	Cox & Snell r-squared: 0.176				Cox & Snell r-squared: 0.181

Males, no postsecondary degree, aged 65 years or more and right-wing/moderates/no ideological preferences are reference groups for the series of dummy variables listed above.