Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1992 - Abstracts

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1992
TitleSubjectAuthors
A comparative analysis of two models of behavioral intention.BusinessBearden, William O., Netemeyer, Richard G.
A general framework for explaining internal vs. external exchange.BusinessBrown, Stephen W., Lusch, Robert F., Brunswick, Gary J.
An empirical study of factors influencing innovation implementation in industrial sales organizations.BusinessVredenburg, Harrie, Marshall, Judith J.
An examination of free elicitation and response scale measures of feelings and judgements evoked by television advertisements.BusinessBurton, Scot, Boles, James
A note on the predictive validity of the CETSCALE. (Consumer Ethnocentric Tendencies Scale) (Research Note)BusinessHerche, Joel
Are microcomputers replacing mainframes in marketing research firms? (Research Note)BusinessMerritt, Nancy J., Bouchy, Cecile
A test of the convergent validity of self-explicated and decompositional conjoint measurement. (includes appendix)BusinessTeas, R. Kenneth, Dorsch, Michael J.
A theory of role stress in boundary spanning positions of marketing organizations.BusinessGoolsby, Jerry R.
Channel evolution: a framework for analysis.BusinessSharma, Arun, Dominguez, Luis V.
Cognitive consistency of marketing managers in ethical situations. (includes appendices)BusinessFerrell, O.C., Fraedrich, John
Conceptualization and operationalization of retail store image: a case of rival middle-level theories.BusinessKeaveney, Susan M., Hunt, Kenneth A.
Consideration set measurement.BusinessBrown, Juanita J., Wildt, Albert R.
Consumer perceptions of organizations that use cause-related marketing. (Research Note)BusinessRoss, John K., III, Patterson, Larry T., Stutts, Mary Ann
Developing customer orientation among service employees.BusinessKelley, Scott W.
Expert systems in marketing: guidelines for development. (Research Note)BusinessMentzer, John T., Gandhi, Nimish
Exploring the effectiveness of business gifts: a controlled field experiment. (Research Note)BusinessBeltramini, Richard F.
Industrial organization economics and Alderson's general theory of marketing.BusinessPriem, Richard L.
Is conventional debriefing adequate? An ethical issue in consumer research. (Research Note)BusinessMisra, Shekhar
Measuring customer satisfaction: fact and artifact.BusinessPeterson, Robert A., Wilson, William R.
Observational data collection methods for services marketing: an overview.BusinessGrove, Stephen J., Fisk, Raymond P.
Question order effects in taste testing of beverages. (Research Note)BusinessWelch, Joe L., Swift, Cathy Owens
Success-producer and failure-preventer marketing skills: a social learning theory interpretation.BusinessVaradarajan, P. Rajan, McKee, Daryl O., Mokwa, Michael P., Conant, Jeffery S.
The Behavioral Perspective Model of purchase and consumption: from consumer theory to marketing practice.BusinessFoxall, Gordon R.
The evaluation stage in marketing decision making.BusinessMowen, John C., Gaeth, Gary J.
The influence of type of advertisement, price, and source credibility on perceived quality.BusinessGotlieb, Jerry B., Sarel, Dan
The market phenomenon: an alternative theory and some metatheoretical research considerations.BusinessSamli, A. Coskun, Bahn, Kenneth D.
The reconciliation of humanism and positivism in the practice of consumer research: a view from the trenches.BusinessHeath, Timothy B.
Underlying dimensions of barriers to market entry in consumer goods markets. (Research Note)BusinessKarakaya, Fahri, Stahl, Michael J.
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