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A causal structure analysis of advertising effects on attitudes toward foreign brands

Yi, Chull-Young - 1991

The present study examined the causal structure of advertising effects on consumers' attitude toward foreign brands in an advertising situation. The objectives of the study were to investigate effects of various factors regarding advertising, country perceptions and product on brand attitude,...

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Health claims and consumer skepticism: The influencing effects of information type, sponsor reputation, and information channel

Caudill, Eve Martha - 1995

This dissertation research examines consumer skepticism and the possible mitigating effect of credibility on consumers' behavior in the marketplace. Of particular interest to this research is the interaction between the credibility of a set of information and consumers' skepticism toward a...

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Internet advertising: A selectivity model approach to analyzing gender differences in information processing.

Wolin, Lori D. - Florida Atlantic University

sphere of gender which is a critical factor in developing sales and marketing strategy and commonly used as a basis for … sphere of gender which is a critical factor in developing sales and marketing strategy and commonly used as a basis for …

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Substitution of food away from home for the wife's housework time

Shotick, Joyce Ann Down - 1996

The purpose of the research is to study the substitution of purchasing restaurant meals for the wife's housework time. Based on the theory of time allocation, the wife's housework time was analyzed and the substitution and income effects were empirically estimated.

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Gender, occupation, and time allocation for market work, commuting, and housework

Yi, Yun-Ae - 1994

The objectives of this study were to investigate the determinants of employed women's allocation of time for housework, market work, and commuting; to compare the time allocation by women and men in relation to their hourly wages; and also to compare the time allocation of women in...

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The impact of dyadic processes and financial management roles on farm couples

Archuleta, Kristy L. - 2008

Doctor of Philosophy

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An examination of ethnographic research methodology in family therapy in the context of Rogers' Innovation-Decision Process Model

Robbins, John Michael

Recently it has been argued that ethnographic research methodology fulfills many of the research needs for marriage and family therapists. In utilizing Rogers' Innovation-Decision Process model, the purpose of this study was to gain greater insight into ethnographic research methodology in...

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The role of international marketing channels in economic development: A structural analysis of the effects of exporting and importing on economic level and basic needs.

Mullen, Michael R. - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

International marketing is growing in volume and importance for firms. Consequently, the impact of international … marketing on society has also taken on additional importance. Distribution through international marketing channels, often … referred to as exporting and importing, is the most frequently researched aspect of international marketing. Many marketing …

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Your Ad Here: The Cool Sell of Guerrilla Marketing

Serazio, Michael - 2010

This dissertation examines the development of guerrilla marketing strategies and techniques. At the dawn of the 21st … managing consumers. By studying the practice of guerrilla marketing - the umbrella term here for an assortment of product …

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Two essays on measuring and managing the influence of blogs

Aggarwal, Rohit - 2008

This thesis investigates how firms can measure and manage influence of IT-enabled communication media, particularly blogs. The thesis constitutes two essays. The essays can be read independently, but they are complementary to each other. The first essay measures the influence of employees'...

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