Patrick T. Vargas

Affiliations: 
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Urbana-Champaign, IL 
Area:
attitudes, persuasion, implicit consumer cognition
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Richard E. Petty grad student 1997 Ohio State (AAA tree)
William von Hippel grad student 1992-1997 Ohio State
Richard Petty grad student 1992-1997 Ohio State (PsychTree)
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Okazaki S, Taylor CR, Vargas P, et al. (2019) Disasters, hope and globalization: exploring self-identification with global consumer culture in Japan International Marketing Review. 36: 726-747
Oh S, Yoon S, Vargas P. (2019) “In-depth” incidental exposure European Journal of Marketing. 53: 279-298
Yun JT, Duff BRL, Vargas PT, et al. (2019) Computationally Analyzing Social Media Text for Topics: A Primer for Advertising Researchers Journal of Interactive Advertising. 20: 47-59
Vargas PT, Duff BRL, Faber RJ. (2017) A Practical Guide to Experimental Advertising Research Journal of Advertising. 46: 101-114
Hughes CE, Hunter CD, Vargas PT, et al. (2016) Police Endorse Color-Blind Racial Beliefs More Than Laypersons Race and Social Problems. 8: 160-170
Biegler P, Vargas P. (2016) Feeling Is Believing: Evaluative Conditioning and the Ethics of Pharmaceutical Advertising Journal of Bioethical Inquiry. 1-9
Shim C, Vargas PT, Santos CA. (2015) Oriental imagery and American attitudes toward Asia: an exploratory tourism study Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change. 13: 165-181
Biegler P, Vargas P. (2013) Ban the sunset? Nonpropositional content and regulation of pharmaceutical advertising. The American Journal of Bioethics : Ajob. 13: 3-13
Yoon G, Vargas PT. (2013) Seeing without looking: The effects of hemispheric functioning on memory for brands in computer games Journal of Advertising. 42: 131-141
Yoon S, Vargas P. (2011) “No More” leads to “Want More,” but “No Less” leads to “Want Less”: Consumers' counterfactual thinking when faced with quantity restriction discounts Journal of Consumer Behaviour. 10: 93-101
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