Journal of Consumer Research 2007 - Abstracts

Journal of Consumer Research 2007
TitleSubjectAuthors
An examination of different explanations for the mere exposure effect.Social sciencesSingh, Surendra, Fang, Xiang, Ahluwalia, Rohini
Anticipated group interaction: coping with valence asymmetries in attitude shift.(Report)Social sciencesDuhachek, Adam, Zhang, Shuoyang, Krishnan, Shanker
Are all out-groups created equal? Consumer identity and dissociative influence.(Report)Social sciencesWhite, Katherine, Dahl, Darren W.
Attitudinal ambivalence and openness to persuasion: a framework for interpersonal influence.Social sciencesJohar, Gita Venkataramani, Zemborain, Martin R.
Compromise and attraction effects under prevention and promotion motivations.Social sciencesLaroche, Michel, Mourali, Mehdi, Bochenholt, Ulf
Consumer-product skill matching: the effects of difficulty on relative self-assessment and choice.Social sciencesBurson, Katherine A.
Consumer responses to performance failures by high-equity brands.(Report)Social sciencesBrady, Michael K., Roehm, Michelle L.
Consumer response to polysemous brand slogans.(Secondary Meaning Access via the Automatic Route Test)Social sciencesYalch, Richard F., Dimofte, Claudiu V.
Consuming with others: social influences on moment and retrospective evaluations of an experience.(Report)Social sciencesMcGill, Ann L., Ramanathan, Suresh
Countervailing marlet responses to corporate co-optation and the ideological recruitment of consumption communities.Social sciencesThompson, Craig J., Coskuner-Balli, Gokcen
Cultural differences in brand extension evaluation: the influence of analytic versus holistic thinking.(cross-cultural analysis of consumer behavior)Social sciencesJohn, Deborah Roedder, Monga, Alokparna Basu
Distribution of price discount perceptions: the right digit effect.Social sciencesCoulter, Keith S., Coulter, Robin A.
Dominated consumer acculturation: the social construction of poor migrant women's consumer identity projects in a Turkish squatter.Social sciencesUstuner, Tuba, Holt, Douglas B.
Explaining cognitive lock-in: the role of skill-based habits of use in consumer choice.Social sciencesHaubl, Gerald, Murray, Kyle B.
Exploring the cognitive mechanism that underlies regulatory focus effects.Social sciencesMeyers-Levy, Joan, Zhu, Rui
Feeling and thinking in memory-based versus stimulus-based choices.Social sciencesBrenner, Lyle, Sood, Sanjay, Rottenstreich, Yuval
Few ways to love, but many ways to hate: attribute ambiguity and the positivity effect in agent evaluation.Social sciencesMukhopadhyay, Anirban, Gershoff, Andrew G., Mukherjee, Ashesh
For better or for worse? Valenced comparative frames and regulatory focus.Social sciencesMaheswaran, Durairaj, Jain, Shailendra Pratap, Agrawal, Nidhi, Lindsey, Charles
Goal control of attention to advertising: the Yarbus implication.Social sciencesWedel, Michel, Pieters, Rik
Growing up in a material world: age differences in materialism in children and adolescents.(Report)Social sciencesJohn, Deborah Roedder, Chaplin, Lan Nguyen
How enjoyable was it? Remembering an affective reaction to a previous consumption experience.(Report)Social sciencesCowley, Elizabeth
Immediate and delayed emotional consequences of indulgence: the moderating influence of personality type on mixed emotions.Social sciencesRamanathan, Suresh, Williams, Patti
Influentials, networks, and public opinion formation.(Report)Social sciencesWatts, Duncan J., Dodds, Peter Sheridan
Is that car smiling at me? Schema congruity as a basis for evaluating anthropomorphized products.(Report)Social sciencesMcGill, Ann L., Aggarwal, Pankaj
Is there a substitute for direct experience? Comparing consumers' preferences after direct and indirect product experiences.(Report)Social sciencesHamilton, Rebecca W., Thompson, Debora Viana
Jack of all trades or master of one? Product differentiation and compensatory reasons for consumer choice.Social sciencesChernev, Alexander
Learning from mixed feedback: anticipation of the future reduces aoppreciation of the present.Social sciencesMeyvis, Tom, Cooke, Alan D. J.
License to sin: the liberating role of reporting expectations.Social sciencesFitzsimons, Gavan J., Nunes, Joseph C., Williams, Patti
"My" Brand or "Our" Brand: The Effects of Brand Relationship Dimensions and Self-Construal on Brand Evaluations.Social sciencesSwaminathan, Vanitha, Page, Karen L., Grhan-Canli, Zeynep
Not as happy as I thought I'd be? Affective misforecasting and product evaluations.Social sciencesPark, C. Whan, Macinnis, Deborah J., Patrick, Vanessa M.
On the consumption of negative feelings.(Report)Social sciencesCohen, Joel B., Andrade, Eduardo B.
On the perceived value of money: the reference dependence of currency numerosity effects.Social sciencesChattopadhyay, Amitava, Soman, Dilip, Wertenbroch, Klaus
On the psychology of loss aversion: possession, valence, and reversals of the endowment effect.(Report)Social sciencesBrenner, Lyle, Sood, Sanjay, Rottenstreich, Yuval, Bilgin, Baler
Perceptual focus effects in choice.Social sciencesChernev, Alexander, Hamilton, Ryan, Hong, Jiewen
Phonetic symbolism and brand name influence.(Report)Social sciencesLowrey, Tina M., Shrum, L.J.
Pursuing parenthood: integrating cultural and cognitive perspectives in persistent goal striving.(Report)Social sciencesFischer, Eileen, Otnes, Cele C., Tuncay, Linda
Relaxing Measurement Invariance in Cross-National Consumer Research Using a Hierarchical IRT Model.(hierarchical item response theory)Social sciencesde Jong, Martijn G., Steenkamp, Jan-Benedict E. M., Fox, Jean-Paul
Retrieval disruption in collaborative groups due to brand cues.Social sciencesLindsey, Carles D., Krishnan, H. Shankar
Self-referencing and persuasion: narrative transportation versus analytical elaboration.Social sciencesEscalas, Jennifer Edson
Spent resources: self-regulatory resource availability affects impulse buying.Social sciencesVohs, Kathleen D., Faber, Ronald J.
Superfluous choices and the persistence of preference.Social sciencesMuthukrishnan, A.V., Wathieu, Luc
Taste perception: more than meets the tongue.Social sciencesAlba, Joseph W.
Taste versus the market: an extension of research on the consumption of popular culture.(Report)Social sciencesHolbrook, Morris B., Addis, Michela
Tempted or not? The effect of recent purchase history on responses to affective advertising.Social sciencesJohar, Gita Venkataramani, Mukhopadhyay, Anirban
The biasing health claims of fast-food restaurant health claims: lower calorie estimates and higher side-dish consumption intentions.(Report)Social sciencesWansink, Brian, Chandon, Pierre
The duration heuristic.(Report)Social sciencesSoman, Dilip, Yeung, Catherine W.M.
The effect of mind-sets on consumer decision strategies.(Report)Social sciencesXu, Alison Jing, Wyer, Robert Jr. S.
The impact of the internet on consumers' use of information sources for automobiles.Social sciencesRatchford, Brian T., Talukdar, Debabrata, Lee, Myung-Soo
The influence of ceiling height: the effect of priming on the type of processing that people use.Social sciencesMeyers-Levy, Joan, Zhu, Rui
The influence of chronic and situational self-construal on categorization.Social sciencesDesai, Kalpesh Kaushik, Mao, Huifang, Jain, Shailendra Pratap
The influence of experience and sequence of conflicting emotions on ad attitudes.Social sciencesLabroo, Aparna A., Ramanathan, Suresh
The moderating influence of advertising context on ad repetition effects: the role of amount and type of elaboration.Social sciencesMalaviya, Prashant
The role of the need for cognitive closure in the effectiveness of the disrupt-then-reframe influence technique.(Report)Social sciencesKardes, Frank R., Hirt, Edward R., Tormala, Zakary L., Fennis, Bob M., Bullington, Brian
Threats to hope: effects on reasoning about product information.Social sciencesStewart, David W., Macinnis, Deborah J., de Mello, Gustavo
Unfixed resources: perceived costs, consumption, and the accessible account effect.(Report)Social sciencesEpley, Nicholas, Morewedge, Carey K., Holtzman, Leif
Wanting a bit(e) of everything: extending the valuation effect to variety seeking.(Report)Social sciencesDewitte, Siegfried, Warlop, Luk, Pandelaere, Mario, Goukens, Caroline
Whence univalent ambivalence? From the anticipation of conflicting reactions.Social sciencesPetty, Richard E., Priester, Joseph R., Park, Kiwan
When the same prime leads to different effects.(Report)Social sciencesWheeler, S. Christian, Berger, Jonah
When thinking beats doing: the role of optimistic expectations in goal-based choice.(Report)Social sciencesDhar, Ravi, Zhang, Ying, Fishbach, Ayelet
When two plus two is not equal to four: errors in processing multiple percentage changes.(Report)Social sciencesRao, Akshay R., Chen, Haipeng
Where consumers diverge from others: identity signaling and product domains.Social sciencesHeath, Chip, Berger, Jonah
Writing with pictures: toward a unifying theory of consumer response to images.(Report)Social sciencesScott, Linda M., Vargas, Patrick
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