Journal of Consumer Research 1990 - Abstracts

Journal of Consumer Research 1990
TitleSubjectAuthors
Age differences in product categorization.Social sciencesSujan, Mita, John, Deborah Roedder
Alternative approaches to understanding the determinants of typicality.Social sciencesWard, James, Loken, Barbara
An evaluation cost model of consideration sets.Social sciencesHauser, John R., Wernerfelt, Birger
A sociocultural analysis of a midwestern American flea market.Social sciencesSherry, John F., Jr.
Attention to social comparison information: an individual difference factor affecting consumer conformity.Social sciencesBearden, William O., Rose, Randall L.
Conditions facilitating successful discounting in consumer decision making.Social sciencesSchul, Yaacov, Mazursky, David
Conjoint analysis on objects with environmentally correlated attributes: the questionable importance of representative design.Social sciencesMoore, William L., Holbrook, Morris B.
Consumer response to humor in advertising: a series of field studies using behavioral observation.Social sciencesScott, Cliff, Klein, David M., Bryant, Jennings
Consumer skepticism of advertising claims: testing hypotheses from economics of information.Social sciencesSwasy, John L., Ford, Gary T., Smith, Darlene B.
Determinants of product evaluation: effects of the time interval between knowledge of a product's country of origin and information about its specific attributes.Social sciencesWyer, Robert S., Jr., Hong, Sung-Tai
Effects of brand awareness on choice for a common, repeat-purchase product.Social sciencesBrown, Steven P., Hoyer, Wayne D.
Expenditure pattern differentials between one-earner and dual-earner households: 1972 - 1973 and 1984.Social sciencesRubin, Rose M., Riney, Bobye J., Molina, David J.
Factorial preference structures.Social sciencesMoore, William L.
Memory-based inferences during consumer choice.Social sciencesBiehal, Gabriel, Chakravarti, Dipankar, Dick, Alan
Modeling distance structures in consumer research: scale versus order in validity assessment.Social sciencesFornell, Claes, Denison, Daniel R.
More than a labor of love: gender roles and Christmas gift shopping.Social sciencesFischer, Eileen, Arnold, Stephen J.
On comparing alternative segmentation schemes: the list of values (LOV) and values and life styles (VALS).Social sciencesNovak, Thomas P., MacEvoy, Bruce
Predicting memory for components of TV commercials from EEG. (electroencephalograph)Social sciencesRothschild, Michael L., Hyun, Yong J.
Predicting the effectiveness of different strategies of advertising variation: a test of the repetition-variation hypotheses.Social sciencesPetty, Richard E., Schumann, David W., Clemons, D. Scott
Promotion signal: proxy for a price cut?Social sciencesHoyer, Wayne D., Inman, J. Jeffrey, McAlister, Leigh
Purchasing behavior in embedded markets.Social sciencesDavis, Harry L., Frenzen, Jonathan K.
Recall and consumer consideration sets: influencing choice without altering brand evaluations.Social sciencesNedungadi, Prakash
Secular immortality and the American ideology of affluence.Social sciencesHirschman, Elizabeth C.
Self-gifts: phenomenological insights from four contexts.Social sciencesMick, David Glen, DeMoss, Michelle
Sociocognitive analysis of group decision making among consumers.Social sciencesWard, James C., Reingen, Peter H.
The effect of knowledge, motivation, and type of message on ad processing and product judgements.Social sciencesSternthal, Brian, Maheswaran, Durairaj
The effect of perceived advertising costs on brand perceptions.Social sciencesKirmani, Amna
The effects of advertiser reputation and extremity of advertising claim on advertising effectiveness.Social sciencesGoldberg, Marvin E., Hartwick, Jon
The effects of bargainable attributes and attribute range knowledge on consumer choice processes.Social sciencesBrucks, Merrie, Schurr, Paul H.
The effects of comparative advertising on attention, memory, and purchase intentions.Social sciencesStewart, David W., Pechmann, Cornelia
The effects of contextual priming in print advertisements.Social sciencesYi, Youjae
The effects of stimulus and consumer characteristics on the utilization of nutrition information.Social sciencesMoorman, Christine
The formation of expected future price: a reference price for forward-looking consumers.Social sciencesJacobson, Robert, Obermiller, Carl
The homeless in America: an examination of possessions and consumption behaviors.Social sciencesHill, Ronald Paul, Stamey, Mark
The influence of print advertisement organization on affect toward a brand name.Social sciencesJaniszewski, Chris
The lived meaning of free choice: an existential-phenomenological description of everyday consumer experiences of contemporary married women.Social sciencesLocander, William B., Pollio, Howard R., Thompson, Craig J.
The role of mood in advertising effectiveness.Social sciencesStayman, Douglas M., Batra, Rajeev
The role of time in the action of the consumer.Social sciencesBergadaa, Michelle M.
Trying to consume. (pursuit of goals in consumer behavior)Social sciencesWarshaw, Paul R., Bagozzi, Richard P.
Understanding jingles and needledrop: a rhetorical approach to music in advertising.Social sciencesScott, Linda M.
When consumer behavior goes bad: an investigation of adolescent shoplifting.Social sciencesMoschis, George P., Cox, Anthony D., Cox, Dena
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