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Press Releases (Alphabetical by Author's Last Name)
For the year 2008


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Authors Date Press Release Title
Aaker, Jennifer L.
Theriault, Cassie
Pennington, Ginger L.
February Not much time left before Valentine’s Day? You’ll pay more for a gift just to avoid a negative outcome
Argo, Jennifer J.
Zhu, Rui (Juliet)
Dahl, Darren W.
February True story? Men prefer “chick flicks” when they are explicitly fictionalized
Atalay, A. Selin
DeSarbo, Wayne S.
LeBaron, David
Blanchard, Simon J.
June Advil or Exedrin? New Model Helps Predict Product Choices
Balachander, Subramanian
Oakley, James L.
Duhachek, Adam
Sriram, S.
February Trailblazers don’t always come out ahead
Bettman, James R.
Tanner, Robin J.
Ferraro, Rosellina
Chartrand, Tanya L.
Van Baaren, Rick
April Chameleons and copycats: How mimicry affects interpersonal persuasion
Blanchard, Simon J.
DeSarbo, Wayne S.
Atalay, A. Selin
LeBaron, David
June Advil or Exedrin? New Model Helps Predict Product Choices
Block, Lauren
Kramer, Thomas
April Are you feeling lucky? How superstition impacts consumer choice
Chartrand, Tanya L.
Tanner, Robin J.
Ferraro, Rosellina
Bettman, James R.
Van Baaren, Rick
April Chameleons and copycats: How mimicry affects interpersonal persuasion
Cheema, Amar
June High eBay shipping costs: When do surcharges affect the purchase price?
Childers, Terry L.
Kidwell, Blair
Hardesty, David M.
June How About Dessert? Understanding their Emotions Helps Consumers Make Better Choices
Cowley, Elizabeth
June When positive thinking leads to financial irresponsibility or compulsive gambling
Cryder, Cynthia
Rick, Scott I.
Loewenstein, George
April Tightwads outnumber spendthrifts
Cunha, Marcus Jr.
Janiszewski, Chris
Laran, Juliano
April Old dogs: Prior knowledge affects how consumers accept new information
Dahl, Darren W.
Zhu, Rui (Juliet)
Argo, Jennifer J.
February True story? Men prefer “chick flicks” when they are explicitly fictionalized
DeSarbo, Wayne S.
Atalay, A. Selin
LeBaron, David
Blanchard, Simon J.
June Advil or Exedrin? New Model Helps Predict Product Choices
de Ruyter, Ko
Mathwick, Charla
Wiertz, Caroline
April Online technical support forums build social capital
DeWitte, Siegfried
Van den Bergh, Bram
Warlop, Luk
June Bikini-Clad Women Make Men Impatient
Dhar, Ravi
Labroo, Aparna
Schwarz, Norbert
April Wine labels with animals on them: why they work
Duhachek, Adam
Oakley, James L.
Balachander, Subramanian
Sriram, S.
February Trailblazers don’t always come out ahead
Epp, Amber M.
Price, Linda L.
June We are family – but advertisers often miss the point
Ferraro, Rosellina
Tanner, Robin J.
Chartrand, Tanya L.
Bettman, James R.
Van Baaren, Rick
April Chameleons and copycats: How mimicry affects interpersonal persuasion
Gershoff, Andrew D.
Mukherjee, Ashesh
Mukhopadhyay, Anirban
June What’s not to like? Why fondness makes us poor judges, but dislike is spot-on
Gibson, Bryan
June Coke or Pepsi? Being distracted can make you more susceptible to ads
Giesler, Markus April Marketplace drama: The seven-year war on downloading in four acts
Gorn, Gerald J.
Jiang, Yuwei
Johar, Gita V.
June Saving Face with a Baby-face? Shape of CEO’s Face Affects Public Perception
Grant, Susan Jung
Tybout, Alice M.
April People do less research on products that have already launched
Hardesty, David M.
Kidwell, Blair
Childers, Terry L.
June How About Dessert? Understanding their Emotions Helps Consumers Make Better Choices
Hong, Jiewen
Lee, Angela Y.
February Your personality type influences how much self-control you have
Huang, Yanliu
Hutchinson, J. Wesley
June Counting every thought: What consumers see when looking at ads
Hulland, John
Nenkov, Gergana Y.
Inman, J. Jeffrey
June Look Before You Leap: New Study Examines Self-Control
Hutchinson, J. Wesley
Huang, Yanliu
June Counting every thought: What consumers see when looking at ads
Inman, J. Jeffrey
Nenkov, Gergana Y.
Hulland, John
June Look Before You Leap: New Study Examines Self-Control
Janiszewski, Chris
Cunha, Marcus Jr.
Laran, Juliano
April Old dogs: Prior knowledge affects how consumers accept new information
Jiang, Yuwei
Gorn, Gerald J.
Johar, Gita V.
June Saving Face with a Baby-face? Shape of CEO’s Face Affects Public Perception
Johar, Gita V.
Gorn, Gerald J.
Jiang, Yuwei
June Saving Face with a Baby-face? Shape of CEO’s Face Affects Public Perception
Kahn, Barbara E.
Miller, Elizabeth Gelfand
Luce, Mary Frances
February When shorter waits increase stress
Kidwell, Blair
Hardesty, David M.
Childers, Terry L.
June How About Dessert? Understanding their Emotions Helps Consumers Make Better Choices
Kim, Kyeongheui
Meyers-Levy, Joan
April When does context matter in product evaluations?
Kozinets, Robert V.
April From Green Luddite to Techspressive: The ideology of consumer technology
Kramer, Thomas
Block, Lauren
April Are you feeling lucky? How superstition impacts consumer choice
Laran, Juliano
Cunha, Marcus Jr.
Janiszewski, Chris
April Old dogs: Prior knowledge affects how consumers accept new information
LeBaron, David
DeSarbo, Wayne S.
Atalay, A. Selin
Blanchard, Simon J.
June Advil or Exedrin? New Model Helps Predict Product Choices
Lee, Angela Y.
Hong, Jiewen
February Your personality type influences how much self-control you have
Li, Xiuping
February Stimulating the appetite can lead to unrelated impulse purchases
Loewenstein, George
Rick, Scott I.
Cryder, Cynthia
April Tightwads outnumber spendthrifts
Luce, Mary Frances
Miller, Elizabeth Gelfand
Kahn, Barbara E.
February When shorter waits increase stress
Meyers-Levy, Joan
Kim, Kyeongheui
April When does context matter in product evaluations?
Miller, Elizabeth Gelfand
Kahn, Barbara E.
Luce, Mary Frances
February When shorter waits increase stress
Mukherjee, Ashesh
Gershoff, Andrew D.
Mukhopadhyay, Anirban
June What’s not to like? Why fondness makes us poor judges, but dislike is spot-on
Mukhopadhyay, Anirban
Gershoff, Andrew D.
Mukherjee, Ashesh
June What’s not to like? Why fondness makes us poor judges, but dislike is spot-on
King, Tracey
Wong, Nancy
February American women are more likely to choose overly aggressive treatments for breast cancer
Krishna, Aradhna
Morrin, Maureen
April Does touch affect flavor? Study finds that how a container feels can affect taste
Krishnamurthy, Parthasarathy
Nagpal, Anish
February How to choose among candidates you don’t particularly like
Labroo, Aparna
Dhar, Ravi
Schwarz, Norbert
April Wine labels with animals on them: why they work
Mandel, Naomi
Nowlis, Stephen M.
June All Bets Are Off: Office Pools Lead to Unhappiness
Mathwick, Charla
Wiertz, Caroline
de Ruyter, Ko
April Online technical support forums build social capital
Monga, Ashwani
Saini, Ritesh
April Time isn’t money: Study finds that we spend the resources differently
Morrin, Maureen
Krishna, Aradhna
April Does touch affect flavor? Study finds that how a container feels can affect taste
Nagpal, Anish
Krishnamurthy, Parthasarathy
February How to choose among candidates you don’t particularly like
Nenkov, Gergana Y.
Inman, J. Jeffrey
Hulland, John
June Look Before You Leap: New Study Examines Self-Control
Nowlis, Stephen M.
Mandel, Naomi
June All Bets Are Off: Office Pools Lead to Unhappiness
Oakley, James L.
Duhachek, Adam
Balachander, Subramanian
Sriram, S.
February Trailblazers don’t always come out ahead
Pennington, Ginger L.
Theriault, Cassie
Aaker, Jennifer L.
February Not much time left before Valentine’s Day? You’ll pay more for a gift just to avoid a negative outcome
Phillips, Joan M.
Urbany, Joel E.
Reynolds, Thomas J.
April Young voters influenced by negative political ads, says study
Price, Linda L.
Epp, Amber M.
June We are family – but advertisers often miss the point
Qiu, Cheng
Yeung, Catherine W. M.
February Does mood matter? How you feel influences what you’ll buy, says study
Redden, Joseph P.
February Trying to stay on a strict diet? Focus on the details
Reynolds, Thomas J.
Phillips, Joan M.
Urbany, Joel E.
April Young voters influenced by negative political ads, says study
Rick, Scott I.
Cryder, Cynthia
Loewenstein, George
April Tightwads outnumber spendthrifts
Saini, Ritesh
Monga, Ashwani
April Time isn’t money: Study finds that we spend the resources differently
Schwarz, Norbert
Labroo, Aparna
Dhar, Ravi
April Wine labels with animals on them: why they work
Shen, Hao
Wyer, Robert S., Jr.
February Study: How much you’re willing to pay depends on what you were just doing
Sriram, S.
Oakley, James L.
Duhachek, Adam
Balachander, Subramanian
February Trailblazers don’t always come out ahead
Tanner, Robin J.
Ferraro, Rosellina
Chartrand, Tanya L.
Bettman, James R.
Van Baaren, Rick
April Chameleons and copycats: How mimicry affects interpersonal persuasion
Theriault, Cassie
Aaker, Jennifer L.
Pennington, Ginger L.
February Not much time left before Valentine’s Day? You’ll pay more for a gift just to avoid a negative outcome
Thompson, Craig
Tian, Kelly
February Marketing the South: Commercial Mythmaking and Reshaping of Popular Memories
Tian, Kelly
Thompson, Craig
February Marketing the South: Commercial Mythmaking and Reshaping of Popular Memories
Tybout, Alice M.
Grant, Susan Jung
April People do less research on products that have already launched
Urbany, Joel E.
Phillips, Joan M.
Reynolds, Thomas J.
April Young voters influenced by negative political ads, says study
Van Baaren, Rick
Tanner, Robin J.
Ferraro, Rosellina
Chartrand, Tanya L.
Bettman, James R.
April Chameleons and copycats: How mimicry affects interpersonal persuasion
Van den Bergh, Bram
DeWitte, Siegfried
Warlop, Luk
June Bikini-Clad Women Make Men Impatient
Warlop, Luk
Van den Bergh, Bram
DeWitte, Siegfried
June Bikini-Clad Women Make Men Impatient
Wiertz, Caroline
Mathwick, Charla
de Ruyter, Ko
April Online technical support forums build social capital
Wong, Nancy
King, Tracey
February American women are more likely to choose overly aggressive treatments for breast cancer
Wyer, Robert S., Jr.
Shen, Hao
February Study: How much you’re willing to pay depends on what you were just doing
Yeung, Catherine W. M.
Qiu, Cheng
February Does mood matter? How you feel influences what you’ll buy, says study
Zhu, Rui (Juliet)
Argo, Jennifer J.
Dahl, Darren W.
February True story? Men prefer “chick flicks” when they are explicitly fictionalized


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