Journal of Consumer Research 1991 - Abstracts

Journal of Consumer Research 1991
TitleSubjectAuthors
A critical appraisal of demand artifacts in consumer research.Social sciencesShimp, Terence A., Hyatt, Eva M., Snyder, David J.
Adapting cutoffs to the choice environment: the effects of attribute correlation and reliability.Social sciencesKlein, Noreen M., Huber, Joel
A multistage model of customers' assessments of service quality and value.Social sciencesBolton, Ruth N., Drew, James H.
An empirical test of a model of external search for automobiles.Social sciencesRatchford, Brian T., Srinivasan, Narasimhan
A polarization model for describing group preferences.Social sciencesRao, Vithala R., Steckel, Joel H.
A program of classical conditioning experiments testing variations in the conditioned stimulus and context.Social sciencesShimp, Terence A., Stuart, Elnora W., Engle, Randall W.
Artifacts, identity, and transition: favorite possessions of Indians and Indian immigrants to the United States.Social sciencesMehta, Raj, Belk, Russell W.
Assessing the influence of Journal of Consumer Research: a citation analysis.Social sciencesLeong, Siew Meng, Cote, Joseph A., Cote, Jane
Autodriving: a photoelicitation technique.Social sciencesHeisley, Deborah D., Levy, Sidney J.
Comprehension's role in persuasion: the case of its moderating effect on the persuasive impact of source cues.Social sciencesRatneshwar, S., Chaiken, Shelly
Consumer multiattribute judgments under attribute-weight uncertainty.Social sciencesMeyer, Robert J., Kahn, Barbara E.
Consumer normal price estimation: market versus personal standards.Social sciencesDickson, Peter R., Urbany, Joel E.
Consumer responses to advertising: the effects of ad content, emotions, and attitude toward the ad on viewing time.Social sciencesBatra, Rajeev, Holbrook, Morris B., Olney, Thomas J.
Content-analysis research: an examination of applications with directives for improving research reliability and objectivity.Social sciencesKolbe, Richard H., Burnett, Melissa S.
Contextual influences on the meanings ascribed to ordinary consumption objects.Social sciencesKleine, Robert E., III, Kernan, Jerome B.
Contrast effects in consumer judgments: changes in mental representations or in the anchoring of rating scales?Social sciencesChakravarti, Dipankar, Lynch, John G., Jr., Mitra, Anusree
Determinants of household expenditures for services.Social sciencesSoberon-Ferrer, Horacio, Dardis, Rachel
Economic dimensions of household gift giving. (includes appendices)Social sciencesGarner, Thesia I., Wagner, Janet
Effects of word-of-mouth and product-attribute information on persuasion: an accessibility-diagnosticity perspective.Social sciencesKardes, Frank R., Kim, John, Herr, Paul M.
Elaborating on elaboration: the distinction between relational and item-specific elaboration.Social sciencesMeyers-Levy, Joan
Evaluation of brand extensions: the role of product feature similarity and brand concept consistency.Social sciencesPark, C. Whan, Milberg, Sandra, Lawson, Robert
Exploring differences in males' and females' processing strategies.Social sciencesMeyers-Levy, Joan, Maheswaran, Durairaj
Exploring more than 24 hours a day: a preliminary investigation of polychronic time use. (includes appendices)Social sciencesKaufman, Carol Felker, Lane, Paul M., Lindquist, Jay D.
Homeless women, special possessions, and the meaning of "home": an ethnographic case study.Social sciencesHill, Ronald Paul
Ignoring irrelevant information: situational determinants of consumer learning.Social sciencesAlba, Joseph W., Hutchinson, J. Wesley
Inference effects without inference making? Effects of missing information on discounting and use of presented information.Social sciencesLynch, John G., Jr., Simmons, Carolyn J.
Memory and evaluation effects in competitive advertising environments.Social sciencesKeller, Kevin Lane
Multitrait-multimethod matrices in consumer research.Social sciencesBagozzi, Richard P., Yi, Youjae
Perceived control and the effects of crowding and consumer choice on the service experience. (includes appendix)Social sciencesHui, Michael K., Bateson, John E.G.
Picture-based persuasion processes and the moderating role of involvement.Social sciencesMiniard, Paul W., Dickson, Peter R., Bhatla, Sunil, Lord, Kenneth R., Unnava, H. Rao
Positivism and paradigm dominance in consumer research: toward a critical pluralism and rapprochement.Social sciencesHunt, Shelby D.
Prediction of consumer behavior by experts and novices.Social sciencesArmstrong, J. Scott
Repositioning for changing preferences: the case of beef versus poultry. (includes appendix)Social sciencesShugan, Steven M., Anderson, Eugene W.
Selves in transition: symbolic consumption in personal rites of passage and identity reconstruction.Social sciencesSchouten, John W.
Social comparison and the idealized images of advertising.Social sciencesRichins, Marsha L.
The critical imagination: emancipatory interests in consumer research. (includes appendix)Social sciencesOzanne, Julie L., Murray, Jeff B.
The differential role of characteristics of music on high- and low-involvement consumers' processing of ads.Social sciencesPark, C. Whan, Macinnis, Deborah J.
The dimensionality of consumption emotion patterns and consumer satisfaction.Social sciencesOliver, Richard L., Westbrook, Robert A.
The effect of semantic cues on consumer perceptions of reference price ads.Social sciencesBurton, Scot, Lichtenstein, Donald R., Karson, Eric J.
The influence of external constraints on brand choice: the lone-alternative effect.Social sciencesMoore, William L., Glazer, Rashi, Kahn, Barbara E.
The self-manipulation of my pervasive, perceived vital energy through product use: an introspective-praxis perspective.Social sciencesGould, Stephen J.
The use of comparative advertising for brand positioning: association versus differentiation.Social sciencesRatneshwar, S., Pechmann, Cornelia
Time-inconsistent preferences and consumer self-control.Social sciencesHoch, Stephen J., Loewenstein, George F.
Value segmentation: a model for the measurement of values and value systems. (includes appendix)Social sciencesKamakura, Wagner A., Mazzon, Jose Afonso
"We gather together": consumption rituals of Thanksgiving Day.Social sciencesWallendorf, Melanie, Arnould, Eric J.
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