Journal of Consumer Research 1988 - Abstracts

Journal of Consumer Research 1988
TitleSubjectAuthors
An investigation of individual responses to tensile price claims.Social sciencesBearden, William O., Teel, Jesse E., Mobley, Mary F.
Are all the effects of ad-induced feelings mediated by A subscript Ad? (advertisements)Social sciencesAaker, David A., Stayman, Douglas M.
Buyer-seller negotiations around the Pacific Rim: differences in fundamental exchange processes.Social sciencesRobinson, Michael, Graham, John L., Kim, Dong Ki, Lin, Chi-Yuan
Choices from sets including remembered brands: use of recalled attributes and prior overall evaluations.Social sciencesMarmorstein, Howard, Lynch, John G., Jr., Weigold, Michael F.
Comparability and hierarchical processing in multialternative choice. (consumer choice research)Social sciencesJohnson, Michael D.
Competitive interference and consumer memory for advertising.Social sciencesBurke, Raymond R., Srull, Thomas K.
Conjoint internal validity under alternative profile presentations.Social sciencesHelsen, Kristiaan, Green, Paul E., Shandler, Bruce
Correlates of price acceptability.Social sciencesBloch, Peter H., Lichtenstein, Donald R., Black, William C.
Durables and wives' employment yet again.Social sciencesBryant, W. Keith
Hemispherically lateralized EEG as a response to television commercials. (electroencephalograph)Social sciencesRothschild, Michael L., Hyun, Yong J., Reeves, Byron, Thorson, Esther, Goldstein, Robert
How consumers are affected by the framing of attribute information before and after consuming the product.Social sciencesLevin, Irwin P., Gaeth, Gary J.
Increasing contributions in solicitation campaigns: the use of large and small anchorpoints.Social sciencesFraser, Cynthia, Hite, Robert E., Sauer, Paul L.
Interdependencies in social and economic decision making: a conditional logit model of the joint homeownership-mobility decision.Social sciencesSilver, Steven D.
Measuring market efficiency and welfare loss. (consumer policy)Social sciencesKamakura, Wagner A., Ratchford, Brian T., Agrawal, Jagdish
Modeling ambiguity in decisions under uncertainty.Social sciencesSarin, Rakesh K., Kahn, Barbara E.
Parental style and consumer socialization of children.Social sciencesCarlson, Les, Grossbart, Sanford
Possessions and the extended self.Social sciencesBelk, Russell W.
Preconscious processing effects: the independence of attitude formation and conscious thought.Social sciencesJaniszewski, Chris
Rhetorical question, summarization frequency, and argument strength effects on recall.Social sciencesSwasy, John L., Munch, James M.
Search monitor: an approach for computer-controlled experiments involving consumer information search.Social sciencesBrucks, Merrie
Sex typing and consumer behavior: a test of gender schema theory.Social sciencesSchmitt, Bernd H., Leclerc, France, Dube-Rioux, Laurette
Spontaneous inference processes in advertising: the effects of conclusion omission and involvement on persuasion.Social sciencesKardes, Frank R.
The availability heuristic and perceived risk.Social sciencesFolkes, Valerie S.
The effect of plausible and exaggerated reference prices on consumer perceptions and price search.Social sciencesBearden, William O., Urbany, Joel E., Weilbaker, Dan C.
The effect of probability and consequence levels on the focus of consumer judgments in risky situations.Social sciencesDiamond, William D.
The effects of advertisement encoding on the failure to discount information: implications for the sleeper effect.Social sciencesSchul, Yaacov, Mazursky, David
The effects of physiological arousal on information processing and persuasion.Social sciencesKardes, Frank R., Sanbonmatsu, David M.
The formation of affective judgments: the cognitive-affective model versus the independence hypothesis.Social sciencesStephens, Debra, Holbrook, Morris B., Anand, Punam
The ideology of consumption: a structural syntactical analysis of "Dallas" and "Dynasty".Social sciencesHirschman, Elizabeth C.
The moderating effect of prior knowledge on cue utilization in product evaluations.Social sciencesMonroe, Kent B., Rao, Akshay R.
The role of involvement in attention and comprehension processes.Social sciencesCelsi, Richard L., Olson, Jerry C.
The situational importance of recall and inference in consumer decision making.Social sciencesChattopadhyay, Amitava, Alba, Joseph W.
The Super Bowl: an investigation into the relationship among program context, emotional experience, and ad recall.Social sciences 
The theory of reasoned action: a meta-analysis of past research with recommendations for modifications and future research.Social sciencesSheppard, Blair H., Hartwick, Jon, Warshaw, Paul R.
What does familiarity breed? complexity as a moderator or repetition effects in advertisement evaluation.Social sciencesCox, Dena S., Cox, Anthony D.
Who do we know: predicting the interests and opinions of the American consumer.Social sciencesHoch, Stephen J.
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