Session 2
10:45 - 12:30 (May 17, Fri)

2A : Attribution/Self-Perception and self control

Consumer Causal Reasoning on Product Failure
 

Moonkyu LEE (Yonsei University, Korea) & Moonhee CHA (Yonsei University, Korea)

 
Cognitive Dissonance and the Development of a Sustainable Consumption Pattern
 

John THOGERSEN (Aarhus School of Business, Denmark) & Folke OLANDER (Aarhus School of Business, Denmark)

 
Understanding the Psychology of Mood-Alleviative Consumption: A Control Theoretic Perspective
 

Harri T. LUOMALA (University of Vaasa, Finland) & Philip E. LEWIS (University of Vaasa, Finland)

 
Exploring the sources of self-efficacy in consumer behavior
 

Francine GARLIN (University of Technology, Sydney, Australia) & Robyn McGUIGGAN (University of Technology, Australia)

 
Does Language Matter? A Study of Bilinguals' Responses to Questionnaires Framed by Language
 

Roger MARSHALL (Nanyang University, Singapore), Eliza KANG (Nanyang University, Singapore), Kang Wai GEAT (Nanyang University, Singapore) & Kok CHEW (Nanyang University, Singapore)

 


2B : Acculturation, Buyer Interaction and Imagery

Shopper's Paradise - Hong Kong: Poststructuralism and Acculturation
Wing-sun LIU (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong) & Richard ELLIOTT (University of Oxford, UK)

Behavioral Acculturation among Korean Americans

James W. GENTRY (University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA), Sunkyu JUN (Hongik University, Korea), Yong Jin HYUN (Ajou University, Korea), Seungwoo CHUN (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) & Suraj COMMURI (University of Missouri-Columbia, USA)
Why Do They Tell? Antecedents to Consumers' Disclosing Intimacy with Service Employees
Havard HANSEN (Norwegian School of Management, Norway)¡@
The Effect of Affect and Initial Expectation on Information Seeking and Judgments
Catherine YEUNG (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong) & Robert S. WYER, Jr. (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong)
Australians and Their Leisure Time
Simone PETTIGREW (Edith Cowan University, Australia)


2C : Special Session: The Effects of Option Presentation and
Preference Measurement on Elicited Preferences
Chair: Dipankar CHAKRAVARTI Discussant: Dipankar CHAKRAVARTI

Partitioning Prices of Hedonic and Utilitarian Components of Products:
Salience Effects on Information Processing, Evaluations and Choice

Dipankar CHAKRAVARTI (University of Colorado, USA) & Joydeep SRIVASTAVA (University of California, USA)

Generated and Selected Favorites: On Availability as a Cue for Preference

Yuval ROTTENSTREICH (University of Chicago), Sanjay SOOD (UCLA, USA) & Lyle BRENNER (University of Florida)

Coping with Ambivalence: The Effect of Removing a "Fence Sitting"
Option on Consumer Attitude and Preference Measurement

Stephen M. NOWLIS (Arizona State University), Barbara E. KAHN (University of Pennsylvania) & Ravi DHAR (Yale University, USA)

 


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