Journal of Consumer Research 1995 - Abstracts

Journal of Consumer Research 1995
TitleSubjectAuthors
A Bayesian analysis of the information value of manipulation and confounding checks in theory tests. (includes appendix)Social sciencesLynch, John G., Jr., Sawyer, Alan G., Brinberg, David L.
Abortion in America: a consumer-behavior perspective.Social sciencesHill, Ronald Paul, Patterson, Maggie Jones, Maloy, Kate
Affect intensity: an individual difference response to advertising appeals.Social sciencesMoore, David J., Harris, William D., Chen, Hong C.
A rational reconstruction of the compromise effect: using market data to infer utilities. (includes appendix)Social sciencesWernerfelt, Birger
Are young children adaptive decision makers? A study of age differences in information search behavior.Social sciencesJohn, Deborah Roedder, Gregan-Paxton, Jennifer
Assessing the domain specificity of deal proneness: a field study.Social sciencesBurton, Scot, Lichtenstein, Donald R., Netemeyer, Richard G.
Asymmetric decoy effects on lower-quality versus higher-quality brands: meta-analytic and experimental evidence.Social sciencesHeath, Timothy B., Chatterjee, Subimal C.
Behavioral frequency judgments: an accessibility-diagnosticity framework.Social sciencesSchwarz, Norbert, Raghubir, Priya, Menon, Geeta
Communication effects of advertising versus direct experience when both search and experience attributes are present.Social sciencesLynch, John G., Jr., Wright, Alice A.
Consumer myths: Frye's taxonomy and the structural analysis of consumption text.Social sciencesStern, Barbara B.
Copywriters' implicit theories of communication: an exploration. (includes appendix)Social sciencesKover, Arthur J.
Creating consumers in the 1930s: Irna Phillips and the radio soap opera.Social sciencesLavin, Marilyn
Decision ambiguity and incumbent brand advantage.Social sciencesMuthukrishnan, A.V.
Effects of self-referencing on persuasion. (includes appendix)Social sciencesUnnava, H. Rao, Burnkrant, Robert E.
Household life-cycle stages, transitions, and product expenditures.Social sciencesWilkes, Robert E.
How consumers consume: a typology of consumption practices.Social sciencesHolt, Douglas B.
How is a possession "me" or "not me"? Characterizing types and an antecedent of material possession attachment. (includes appendix)Social sciencesKleine, Robert E., III, Allen, Chris T., Kleine, Susan Schultz
Liberatory postmodernism and the reenchantment of consumption. (includes appendices)Social sciencesVenkatesh, Alladi, Firat, A. Fuat
Marketing and seduction: building exchange relationships by managing social consensus.Social sciencesDeighton, John, Grayson, Kent
Mental accounting and changes in price: the frame dependence of reference dependence.Social sciencesHeath, Timothy B., Chatterjee, Subimal, France, Karen Russo
Normative influences on impulsive buying behavior.Social sciencesRook, Dennis W., Fisher, Robert J.
On the utility of consumers' theories in judgments of covariation.Social sciencesBaumgartner, Hans
Persuasion knowledge: lay people's and researchers' beliefs about the psychology of advertising.Social sciencesWright, Peter, Friestad, Marian
Rational and adaptive performance expectations in a customer satisfaction framework.Social sciencesJohnson, Michael D., Fornell, Claes, Anderson, Eugene W,
Reasons for substantial delay in consumer decision making.Social sciencesLehmann, Donald R., Greenleaf, Eric A.
Subcultures of consumption: an ethnography of the new bikers.Social sciencesSchouten, John W., McAlexander, James H.
The impact of context on variety seeking in product choices.Social sciencesKahn, Barbara E., Menon, Satya
There's something in the air: effects of congruent or incongruent ambient odor on consumer decision making. (includes appendix)Social sciencesKahn, Barbara E., Mitchell, Deborah J., Knasko, Susan C.
Toward a reconciliation of market power and information theories of advertising effects on price elasticity.Social sciencesMitra, Anusree, Lynch, John G.
Trait aspects of vanity: measurement and relevance to consumer behavior. (includes appendix)Social sciencesBurton, Scot, Lichtenstein, Donald R., Netemeyer, Richard G.
Two forms of compulsive consumption: comorbidity of compulsive buying and binge eating.Social sciencesMitchell, James, Faber, Ronald J., Christenson, Gary A., De Zwaan, Martina
Understanding the effects of color: how the correspondence between available and required resources affects attitudes. (includes appendices)Social sciencesMeyers-Levy, Joan, Peracchio, Laura A.
Understanding the socialized body: a poststructuralist analysis of consumers' self-conceptions, body images, and self-care practices.Social sciencesHirschman, Elizabeth C., Thompson, Craig J.
Waiting time and decision making: is time like money?Social sciencesDube, Laurette, Schmitt, Bernd H., Leclerc, France
What's in a name? A complimentary means of persuasion.Social sciencesHoward, Daniel J., Gengler, Charles, Jain, Ambuj
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