Journal of Consumer Research 1992 - Abstracts

Journal of Consumer Research 1992
TitleSubjectAuthors
A clinical screener for compulsive buying. (includes appendix)Social sciencesO'Guinn, Thomas C., Faber, Ronald J.
A comparison of attitudes and emotions as predictors of behavior at diverse levels of behavioral experience.Social sciencesMachleit, Karen A., Allen, Chris T., Kleine, Susan Schultz
A consumer values orientation for materialism and its measurement: scale development and validation.Social sciencesRichins, Marsha L., Dawson, Scott
A meaning-based model of advertising experiences.Social sciencesMick, David Glen, Buhl, Claus
An attributional analysis of resistance to group pressure regarding illicit drug and alcohol consumption.Social sciencesBearden, William O., Teel, Jesse E., Rose, Randall L.
An empirical analysis of internal and external reference prices using scanner data.Social sciencesWiner, Russell S., Mayhew, Glenn E.
An examination of the use of unacceptable levels in conjoint analysis.Social sciencesMehta, Raj, Moore, William L., Pavia, Teresa M.
An investigation into the social context of early adoption behavior.Social sciencesPrice, Linda L., Fisher, Robert J.
Antecedents and consequences of attitude toward the ad: a meta-analysis. (advertisement)Social sciencesBrown, Steven P., Stayman, Douglas M.
A structural modeling approach to the measurement and meaning of cognitive age.Social sciencesWilkes, Robert E.
A study of information search behavior during the categorization of new products. (includes appendix)Social sciencesGrewal, Dhruv, Brucks, Merrie, Ozanne, Julie L.
Asymmetric response to price in consumer brand choice and purchase quantity decisions.Social sciencesRaj, S.P., Krishnamurthi, Lakshman, Mazumdar, Tridib
Comparing dynamic consumer choice in real and computer-simulated environments.Social sciencesBurke, Raymond R., Kahn, Barbara E., Harlam, Bari A., Lodish, Leonard M.
Consumer covariation judgments: theory or data driven?Social sciencesRatneshwar, S., Pechmann, Cornelia
Does attitude toward the ad endure? The moderating effects of attention and delay. (advertisement)Social sciencesNedungadi, Prakash, Chattopadhyay, Amitava
Feeling and liking responses to television programs: an examination of two explanations for media-context effects.Social sciencesLastovicka, John L., Murry, John P., Jr., Singh, Surendra N.
Generalizing the sensitivity conditions in an overall index of product quality. (includes appendix)Social sciencesKopalle, Praveen K., Hoffman, Donna L.
How does motivation moderate the impact of central and peripheral processing on brand attitudes and intentions?Social sciencesMacKenzie, Scott B., Spreng, Richard A.
How do young children learn to be consumers? A script-processing approach. (includes appendices)Social sciencesPeracchio, Laura A.
Hypothesized and confounded explanations in theory tests: a Bayesian analysis. (includes appendix)Social sciencesBrinberg, David, Lynch, John G., Jr., Sawyer, Alan G.
Item context and the stability of entity-based and attribute-based multiattribute scaling methods. (includes appendix)Social sciencesTeas, R. Kenneth, Wong, John K.
Knowledge development and scientific status in consumer-behavior research: a social exchange perspective.Social sciencesZinkhan, George M., Roth, Martin S., Saxton, Mary Jane
Levels of subjective comprehension in advertising processing and their relations to ad perceptions, attitudes, and memory.Social sciencesMick, David Glen
Low-involvement learning: memory without evaluation.Social sciencesHoch, Stephen J., Hawkins, Scott A.
Making inferences about missing information: the effects of existing information.Social sciencesRoss, William T., Jr., Creyer, Elizabeth H.
Moving possessions: an analysis based on personal documents from the 1847-1869 Mormon migration.Social sciencesBelk, Russell W.
On resonance: a critical pluralistic inquiry into advertising rhetoric.Social sciencesMick, David Glen, McQuarrie, Edward F.
Peripheral persuasion and brand choice.Social sciencesSirdeshmukh, Deepak, Miniard, Paul W., Innis, Daniel E.
Price premium variations as a consequence of buyers' lack of information. (includes appendices)Social sciencesRao, Akshay, Bergen, Mark E.
Selective recall and information use in consumer preferences.Social sciencesBrucks, Merrie, Costley, Carolyn L.
Some effects of schematic processing on consumer expectations and disconfirmation judgments.Social sciencesStayman, Douglas M., Alden, Dana L., Smith, Karen H.
State versus action orientation and the theory of reasoned action: an application to coupon usage. (includes appendix)Social sciencesBaumgartner, Hans, Bagozzi, Richard P., Yi, Youjae
Tactile stimulation and consumer response.Social sciencesHornik, Jacob
The consciousness of addiction: toward a general theory of compulsive consumption.Social sciencesHirschman, Elizabeth C.
The consumption of performance.Social sciencesDeighton, John
The discounting of discounts and promotion thresholds.Social sciencesGupta, Sunil, Cooper, Lee G.
The ecological validity of photographic slides and videotapes in simulating the service setting.Social sciencesHui, Michael K., Bateson, John E.
The effect of prior knowledge on price acceptability and the type of information examined.Social sciencesRao, Akshay R., Sieben, Wanda A.
The generation and cosnequences of communication-evoked imagery.Social sciencesEllen, Pam Scholder, Bone, Paula Fitzgerald
The influence of anticipating regret and responsibility on purchase decisions.Social sciencesSimonson, Itamar
The influence of familial and peer-based reference groups on consumer decisions.Social sciencesChilders, Terry L., Rao, Akshay R.
The influence of processing conversational information on inference, argument elaboration, and memory.Social sciencesThomas, Gloria Penn
The influence of purchase quantity and display format on consumer preference for variety.Social sciencesWiner, Russell S., Simonson, Itamar
The role of expectancy and relevancy in memory for verbal and visual information: what is incongruency?Social sciencesChilders, Terry L., Heckler, Susan E.
The role of optimum stimulation level in exploratory consumer behavior.Social sciencesSteenkamp, Jan-Benedict E.M., Baumgartner, Hans
The value of time spent in price-comparison shopping: survey and experimental evidence.Social sciencesGrewal, Dhruv, Marmorstein, Howard, Fishe, Raymond P.H.
Value-system segmentation: exploring the meaning of LOV. (list of values)Social sciencesKamakura, Wagner A., Novak, Thomas P.
When timing matters: the influence of temporal distance on consumers' affective and persuasive responses.Social sciencesMeyers-Levy, Joan, Maheswaran, Durairaj
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