Advances in consumer research

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  Año 1994, Vol. 21, Número 1

  • An examination of the psychometric properties of a conservation-oriented consumption scale

    Katryna Malafarina, Jeff Lass

    págs. 536-542

    

  • Socially desirable responses in the measurement of need for cognition

    Karen M. Stevens, James M. Hunt

    págs. 543-546

    

  • Comments on scale development and testing

    Thomas J. Page

    pág. 547

    

  • Consumers' response to waiting time: New segmentation bases are required for service industries

    Laurette Dube, Marie Marquis

    págs. 548-553

    

  • The effect of arousal seeking tendency on consumer preferences for complex product designs

    Anthony Cox, Dena Cox

    págs. 554-559

    

  • Judging the attractiveness of product design: The effect of visual attributes and

    Janet Wagner, Molly Eckman

    págs. 560-564

    

  • Ethical issues in consumer research

    Jacob Jacoby

    pág. 565

    

  • Ethics in consumer research: An overview and prospectus

    Morris B. Holbrook

    págs. 566-571

    

  • Coming of age in a material world: Juvenile delinquency and adolescent angst

    Ronald Paul Hill, Debra Lynn Stephens

    págs. 572-575

    

  • Women as commodities: Prostitution as depicted in `The Blue Angel', `Pretty Baby' and `Pretty

    Elizabeth C. Hirschman, Barbara B. Stern

    págs. 576-581

    

  • The influence of affective context on advertising effectiveness

    Douglas M. Stayman

    pág. 582

    

  • The impact of emotional valence and intensity on ad evaluation and memory

    Reshma H. Shah, Karen Russo France

    págs. 583-588

    

  • Individual and situational influences on purchase goal specification

    Stephen J.S. Holden

    pág. 589

    

  • Compulsive buying tendency as a predictor of attitudes and perceptions

    Allison Magee

    págs. 590-594

    

  • Neuroticism, affect and postpurchase processes

    Todd A. Mooradian, James M. Olver

    págs. 595-600

    

  • Anxiety associated with social issues: The development of a scale to measure an antecedent

    Trina Sego, Patricia A. Stout

    págs. 601-606