Rossiter (Marketing Lett 23: 905–916, <CitationRef CitationID="CR28">2012</CitationRef>) provides a critique of the brand love measure from Batra et al. (J Marketing 76: 1–16, <CitationRef CitationID="CR9">2012</CitationRef>) and offers a new measure of brand love to be used in its stead. In this reply, we argue that our measure is more consistent with the best available...</citationref></citationref>

Research on income and subjective well-being shows that among the non-poor, increased income has little or no lasting impact on happiness. Yet the desire for more income remains a powerful motive among many people at all income levels. Is this simply because many people are misinformed and...

This paper adds another layer of interpretation to the data of Beverland, Farrelly, and Lim (2007). First, I explore the link between Beverland et al. (2007) and the thought of Martin Buber (1923). Then I argue that some respondents see their dogs through the metaphor of human friendship and...