@article{20.500.12766/893,
year = {2026},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12766/893},
abstract = {This study explores intergenerational differences in theperception of adolescents' (ages 12–17) use of personalcare products and related purchasing decisions. An on-line survey of 1088 parent–child dyads (n = 2176) wasconducted, and paired samples t-tests were used. Resultsshow minors report higher usage—especially of gym andfitness items—than parents acknowledge. Adolescentsalso perceive more parental supervision than parents re-port. Parents set stricter age limits for purchasing itemslike makeup and supplements and express greater concernover risks. These findings reveal perception gaps that mayinform educational and regulatory approaches to adoles-cent consumption.},
publisher = {Wiley},
title = {Who decides? Intergenerational perception of adolescents' personal care products purchase and consumption.},
doi = {10.1002/fcsr.70057},
journal = {Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal},
keywords = {Adolescent consumption},
keywords = {Body care},
keywords = {Dyads},
keywords = {Parental supervision},
keywords = {Spending},
author = {Irarrázaval, José and Feijoó Fernández, Beatriz and Negredo, Samuel},
}