Cait P. Lamberton
Affiliations: | University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States |
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Sarkees ME, Fitzgerald MP, Lamberton C. (2020) The Pandemic Ripple Effect: Understanding Marketing and Public Policy Opportunities in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. 74391562093069 |
Lamberton C, Goldsmith K. (2020) Ownership: A Perennial Prize or a Fading Goal? A Curation, Framework, and Agenda for Future Research Journal of Consumer Research. 47: 301-309 |
Grewal L, Hmurovic J, Lamberton C, et al. (2019) The Self-Perception Connection: Why Consumers Devalue Unattractive Produce: Journal of Marketing. 83: 89-107 |
Eckhardt GM, Houston MB, Jiang B, et al. (2019) Marketing in the Sharing Economy Journal of Marketing. 83: 5-27 |
Kristofferson K, Lamberton C, Dahl DW. (2018) Can Brands Squeeze Wine from Sour Grapes? The Importance of Self-Esteem in Understanding Envy’s Effects Journal of the Association For Consumer Research. 3: 229-239 |
Lamberton C, Hill RP. (2018) Beyond the Risky Gamble: A Framework for Consumer Research in Real-World Risk Journal of the Association For Consumer Research. 3: 1-6 |
Lamberton C, De Neve J, Norton MI. (2018) The Power of Voice in Stimulating Morality: Eliciting Taxpayer Preferences Increases Tax Compliance Journal of Consumer Psychology. 28: 310-328 |
Sciandra MR, Lamberton C, Reczek RW. (2017) The Wisdom of Some: Do We Always Need High Consensus to Shape Consumer Behavior? Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. 36: 15-35 |
Nikolova H, Lamberton C, Coleman NV. (2017) Stranger Danger: When and Why Consumer Dyads Behave Less Ethically Than Individuals Journal of Consumer Research. 45: 90-108 |
Donnelly GE, Lamberton C, Reczek RW, et al. (2017) Social Recycling Transforms Unwanted Goods into Happiness Journal of the Association For Consumer Research. 2: 48-63 |