Journal of Consumer Research 2006 - Abstracts

Journal of Consumer Research 2006
TitleSubjectAuthors
Accessibility-diagnosticity and the multiple pathway anchoring and adjustment model.Social sciencesJr, John G. Lynch
A cue alone or a probe to think? The dual role of Affect in product evaluations.Social sciencesBakamitsos, Georgios A.
A functional magnetic resonance imaging study of neural dissociations between brand and person judgments.Social sciencesYoon, Carolyn, Feinberg, Fred, Gutchess, Angela H., Polk, Thad A.
A metacognitive model of attitudes.Social sciencesPetty, Richard E.
A multiple pathway anchoring and adjustment (MPAA) model of attitude generation and recruitment.Social sciencesCohen, Joel. B., II, Americus Reed
Articulation compatibility in eliciting price bids.Social sciencesChernev, Alexander
Attitude research: between OckhamEs rajor and the fundamental attribution error.(construal models)Social sciencesSchwarz, Norbert
Beauty and the beholder: toward an integrative model of communication source effects.Social sciencesHerr, Paul M., Kang, Yong-Soon
Brand extensions of experiential goods: movie sequel evaluations.Social sciencesSood, Sanjay, Dreze, Xavier
Complaining to the masses: the role of protest framing in customer-created complaint web sites.Social sciencesWard, James C., Ostrom, Amy L.
Consistency and validity issues in consumer judgements.Social sciencesMishra, Arul, Nayakankuppam, Dhananjay
Consumer gift systems.Social sciencesGiesler, Markus
Consumers' immediate memory of prices.Social sciencesLaurent, Gilles, Vanhuele, Marc, Dreze, Xavier
Debiasing insights from process tests.Social sciencesLuce, Mary Frances, Kahn, Barbara E., Nowlis, Stephen M.
Decision focus on consumer choice among assortments.Social sciencesChernev, Alexander
Determinants of trademark dilution.Social sciencesMorrin, Maureen, Lee, Jonathan, Allenby, Greg, M.
Differentiation and parity in assortment pricing.Social sciencesChernev, Alexander
Does marketing products as remedies create oget out of jail free cardso?Social sciencesCohen, Joel B., Bloom, Paul N., Bolton, Lisa E.
Does the frame of a comparative ad moderate the effectiveness of extrinsic information cues?(advertisement)Social sciencesGrewal, Dhruv, Roggeveen, Anne L., Gotlieb, Jerry
Dynamic pricing and consumer fairness perceptions.Social sciencesHaws, Kelly L., Bearden, William
Effect of response time on perceptions of bargaining outcomes.Social sciencesSrivastava, Joydeep, Oza, Shweta
Effects of prototype and exemplar fit on brand extension evaluations: a two-process contingency model.Social sciencesMao, Huifang, Krishnan, H. Shanker
From labeling possessions to possessing labels: ridicule and socialization among adolescents.Social sciencesWooten, David B.
How nothing became something: white space, rhetoric, history, and meaning.Social sciencesPracejus, John W., Olsen, G. Douglas, OEGuinn, Thomas C.
Learning through Virtual Product Experience: the role of imagery on true versus false memories.Social sciencesSchlosser, Ann E.
Mapping the frontiers: theoretical advances in consumer research on memory, affect, and persuation.Social sciencesMaheswaran, Durairaj, Peracchio, Laura A., Johar, Gita Venkataramani
Media transportation and advertising.Social sciencesWang, Jing, Calder, Bobby J.
Nation equity: incidental emotions in country-of-origin effects.Social sciencesMaheshwaran, Durairaj, Chen, Cathy Yi
Now or never: effects of limited purchase opportunities on patterns of regret over time.Social sciencesAbendroth, Lisa J., Diehl, Kristin
Perspectives on parsimony: how long is the coast of England? A reply to Park and Macinnis; Schwarz; Petty; and Lynch.(multiple pathway anchoring and adjustment model)Social sciencesCohen, Joel B., II, Americus Reed
Price fairness: good and service differences and the role of vendor costs.Social sciencesAlba, Joseph W., Bolton, Lisa E.
Repenting hyperopia: an anaysis of self-control regrets.Social sciencesKivetz, Ran, Keinan, Anat
Shopping goals, goal concreteness, and conditional promotions.Social sciencesAriely, Dan, Lee, Leonard
Social comparison theory and deception in the interpersonal exchange of consumption information.Social sciencesWhite, Katherine, Dahl, Darren W., Argo, Jennifer J.
Spillover effects: how consumers respond to unexpected changes in price and quality.Social sciencesMeyer, Robert J., Janakiraman, Narayan, Morales, Andrea C.
Spoken and typed expressions of repeated attitudes: matching response modes leads to attitude retrieval versus construction.Social sciencesTavassoli, Nader T., Fitzsimons, Gavan J.
Sponsorship-linked marketing: the role of articulation in memory.Social sciencesCornwell, T. Bettina, Humphreys, Michael S., Maguire, Angela M., Weeks, Clinton S., Tellegen, Cassandra L.
The glocalization of youth culture: the global youth segment as structures of common difference.Social sciencesKjeldgaard, Dannie, Askegaard, Soren
The importance and functional significance of affective cues in consumer choice.Social sciencesChattopadhyay, Amitava, Darke, Peter R., Ashworth, Laurence
The moderating effect of relationship norm salience on consumers' loss aversion.Social sciencesZhang, Meng, Aggarwal, Pankaj
The price of "Free"-dom: consumer sensitivity to promotions with negative contextual influences.Social sciencesMorwitz, Vicki G., Chandran, Sucharita
The role of arousal in commitment: an explanation for the number of counterarguments.Social sciencesRaju, Sekar, Unnava, Rao H.
WhatEs in and whatEs out: questions on the boundaries of the attitude construct.Social sciencesPark, C. Whan, Macinnis, Deborah J.
When choosing is not deciding: the effect of perceived responsibility on satisfaction.Social sciencesMcGill, Ann L., Botti, Simona
When more may be less: the effects of regulatory focus on responses to different comparative frames.Social sciencesMaheswaran, Durairaj, Jain, Shailendra Pratap, Agrawal, Nidhi
Why it is so hard to predict our partner's product preferences: the effect of target familiarity on prediction accuracy.Social sciencesWarlop, Luk, Lerouge, Davy
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