Stephen M. Nowlis
Affiliations: | Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, United States |
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Business Education, Behavioral Psychology, Experimental PsychologyGoogle:
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Tonietto GN, Malkoc SA, Nowlis SM. (2019) When an Hour Feels Shorter: Future Boundary Tasks Alter Consumption by Contracting Time Journal of Consumer Research. 45: 1085-1102 |
Castro IA, Morales AC, Nowlis SM. (2013) The influence of disorganized shelf displays and limited product quantity on consumer purchase Journal of Marketing. 77: 118-133 |
Scott ML, Nowlis SM. (2013) The effect of goal specificity on consumer goal reengagement Journal of Consumer Research. 40: 444-459 |
Nowlis SM, Dhar R, Simonson I. (2010) The effect of decision order on purchase quantity decisions Journal of Marketing Research. 47: 725-737 |
Griskevicius V, Shiota MN, Nowlis SM. (2010) The many shades of rose-colored glasses: An evolutionary approach to the influence of different positive emotions Journal of Consumer Research. 37: 238-250 |
Frederick S, Novemsky N, Wang J, et al. (2009) Opportunity Cost Neglect Journal of Consumer Research. 36: 553-561 |
Wadhwa M, Shiv B, Nowlis SM. (2008) A bite to whet the reward appetite: The influence of sampling on reward-seeking behaviors Journal of Marketing Research. 45: 403-413 |
Scott ML, Nowlis SM, Mandel N, et al. (2008) The effects of reduced food size and package size on the consumption behavior of restrained and unrestrained eaters Journal of Consumer Research. 35: 391-405 |
Kahn BE, Luce MF, Nowlis SM. (2006) Debiasing insights from process tests Journal of Consumer Research. 33: 131-138 |
Nowlis SM, Shiv B. (2005) The influence of consumer distractions on the effectiveness of food-sampling programs Journal of Marketing Research. 42: 157-168 |