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Journal of Business Research. 143:366-374
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Journal of Marketing Research. :002224372311791
Prior research has indicated that consumers’ decisions are significantly influenced by online reviews. However, existing research has focused mainly on attributes (e.g., average ratings) that are not fully controlled by firms; only limited research
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Research in Marketing. 37:644-660
The present work utilizes research on context effects and color psychology to investigate how background color can enhance the effectiveness of positive and negative charity appeals. Five experiments measuring both actual donations and donation inten
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International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. 124:67-80
While there is a proliferation of research on emotion detection, little research has focused on emotion induction in HCI literature. We propose an emotion-induction model that points out the two fundamental design goals (i.e., sensemaking vs. explora
Autor:
Surendra N. Singh, Maureen L. Ambrose, Yexin Jessica Li, Sanjay Mishra, Monica Biernat, Ze Wang
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Academy of Management Journal. 60:109-129
Employees’ positive affective displays have been widely used as a strategic tool to enhance service experience and strengthen customer relationships. Companies have primarily focused their employee...
Publikováno v:
Journal of Advertising. 45:509-518
This research examines the role of syntactic complexity—complexity induced by the sentence structure of the text—on memory for print ads. The authors find that ads aimed at older adults contain significant complexity, which commonly used readabil
Publikováno v:
Journal of Advertising. 45:417-426
Previous research shows that negative emotional charity appeals tend to be more effective than other emotional charity appeals because they evoke sympathy. However, feelings of loneliness reduce individuals' ability to sympathize with others. Based o
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Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science. 42:545-557
This paper examines how odd-ending pricing influences consumption of hedonic and utilitarian products. Four studies test the hypothesis that the discount image associated with odd-ending prices reduces anticipated guilt and provides justification for
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International Journal of Research in Marketing. 30:185-196
This research examines customer biases relating to employee accents in call service encounters. Extant research and practitioners generally assume that customers automatically evaluate call service employees with a nonstandard accent lower than emplo
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Marketing Science. 30(3):532-549
The World Wide Web contains a vast corpus of consumer-generated content that holds invaluable insights for improving the product and service offerings of firms. Yet the typical method for extracting diagnostic information from online content—text m