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Prof. Brian Sternthal

Brian Sternthal

Kraft Professor of Marketing

Marketing

B.Sc. 1965, McGill University, Ph.D. 1972, The Ohio State University

 
Academic Positions Held
 

Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
Professor of Marketing, 1982- present.
Associate Professor of Marketing, 1978-1982.
Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1972-1978.

   
Career and Recent Professional Awards; Teaching Awards
  Kellogg Professor of the Year, 1982
EMP Elective Professor of the Year, 1998, 1999, 2000
   
Professional Leadership
  Editor, Journal of Consumer Research, 1993-96
   
Research Areas
  Advertising, Consumer Information Processing
   
Current Projects
  Effects of Context on Consumer Judgments, Impact of Goals on the Persuasiveness of Message Information
   
Representative Publications
  The effect of type of elaboration on ad processing and judgment (with P. Malaviya and J. Kisielius), Journal of Marketing Research, 1996, 33, 410-421.

The persuasive impact of message spacing (with P. Malaviya), Journal of Consumer Psychology, 1997, 6, 233-255.

The effects of positive mood on memory (with A. Lee), Journal of Consumer Research, 1999, 26, 115-127.

The moderating effect of knowledge and resources on the persuasive impact of analogies (with M. Roehm), Journal of Consumer Research, 2001,28, 257-272.

Regulating the effects of depletion through monitoring (with Echo Wen Wan), Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, forthcoming.

The effects of a different category context on target brand evaluations (with Myungwoo Nam), Journal of Consumer Research, forthcoming.

   
Published Work (Last Decade)
 

The persuasive impact of message spacing (with P. Malaviya). Journal of Consumer Psychology, 1997, 6, 233-255.

Ad repetition in a cluttered environment: The influence of type of processing (with P. Malaviya and J. Meyers-Levy). Psychology & Marketing, 1999, 16, 99-118.

The effects of positive mood on memory (with A. Lee). Journal of Consumer Research, 1999, 26, 115-127.

The moderating effect of knowledge and resources on the persuasive impact of analogies (with M. Roehm). Journal of Consumer Research, 2001, 28, 257-272.

The influence of negation on product evaluations (with Susan Jung Grant and Prashant Malaviya). Journal of Consumer Research, December, 2004, 31, 583-591.

Information accessibility as a moderator of judgments (with A.Tybout, P. Malaviya, G. Bakamitsos, and S. Park),Journal of Consumer Research, June, 2005, 32, 76-85.



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