Allison R. Johnson, PhD, LLM

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Matthew ThomsonIsenberg School of Management, UMASS AmherstAdresse e-mail validée de isenberg.umass.edu
Jodie WhelanYork UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de yorku.ca
M. MatearIndependent ScholarAdresse e-mail validée de clearlogic.ca
Sabine EinwillerProfessor, University of ViennaAdresse e-mail validée de univie.ac.at
Alexander FedorikhinMarketing Professor, Indiana UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de indiana.edu
michael kaminsstony brookAdresse e-mail validée de stonybrook.edu
David W. StewartLoyola Marymount University, University of California Riverside, University of Southern CaliforniaAdresse e-mail validée de lmu.edu
Valerie FolkesUniversity of Southern CaliforniaAdresse e-mail validée de marshall.usc.edu
Dante Monique PirouzAssistant Professor, Marketing, Broad College, Michigan State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de msu.edu
CB BhattacharyaHJ Zoffer Chair of Sustainability and EthicsAdresse e-mail validée de pitt.edu
Sankar SenBaruch College/CUNYAdresse e-mail validée de baruch.cuny.edu
Raymond PirouzMarketing Faculty, Broad College of Business at Michigan State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de msu.edu
Tara MarshallMcMaster UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de mcmaster.ca
June CotteIvey Business SchoolAdresse e-mail validée de ivey.ca
Lynn Carol MillerProfessor, Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern CaliforniaAdresse e-mail validée de usc.edu
William PedersenCalifornia State University Long BeachAdresse e-mail validée de csulb.edu
Matthew Maxwell-SmithHuron at Western; Western UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de uwo.ca

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Allison R. Johnson, PhD, LLM

University of Toronto Law School

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Consumer-Brand Relationships Attachment Authenticity Consumer Inferences Consumer Moral Judgments


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A coal in the heart: Self-relevance as a post-exit predictor of consumer anti-brand actions AR Johnson, M Matear, M Thomson Journal of consumer research 38 (1), 108-125, 2011	451	2011
Enough is enough! When identification no longer prevents negative corporate associations SA Einwiller, A Fedorikhin, AR Johnson, MA Kamins Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 34, 185-194, 2006	418	2006
A reappraisal of the role of emotion in consumer behavior: traditional and contemporary approaches AR Johnson, DW Stewart Review of marketing research, 3-33, 2005	299*	2005
Why brands should fear fearful consumers: How attachment style predicts retaliation M Thomson, J Whelan, AR Johnson Journal of Consumer Psychology 22 (2), 289-298, 2012	177	2012
Marketplace and personal space: Investigating the differential effects of attachment style across relationship contexts M Thomson, AR Johnson Psychology & Marketing 23 (8), 711-726, 2006	142	2006
Identification and attachment in consumer-brand relationships S Sen, AR Johnson, CB Bhattacharya, J Wang Brand meaning management 12, 151-174, 2015	70	2015
When a celebrity is tied to immoral behavior: Consumer reactions to Michael Jackson and Kobe Bryant AR Johnson Advances in consumer research 32, 100, 2005	63	2005
Investigating the role of attachment dimensions as predictors of satisfaction in consumer-brand relationships M Thomson, AR Johnson ACR North American Advances, 2002	38	2002
What Does Brand Authenticity Mean? Causes and Consequences of Consumer Scrutiny toward a Brand Narrative AR Johnson, M Thomson, J Jeffrey Brand Meaning Management 12, 1-27, 2015	36	2015
How consumers’ assessments of the difficulty of manufacturing a product influence quality perceptions AR Johnson, VS Folkes Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 35, 317-328, 2007	29	2007
Creating online videos that engage viewers DM Pirouz, AR Johnson, M Thomson, R Pirouz MIT Sloan management review 56 (4), 83, 2015	24	2015
Are consumer relationships different? AR Johnson, M Thomson ADVANCES IN CONSUMER RESEARCH 30, 350-351, 2003	19	2003
When one bad apple spoils consumers’ judgment of the brand: Exposure to an employee’s non-workplace transgression and potential remedies AR Johnson, VS Folkes, J Wang Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 46, 725-743, 2018	18	2018
Relational domain switching: Interpersonal insecurity predicts the strength and number of marketplace relationships J Whelan, AR Johnson, TC Marshall, M Thomson Psychology & Marketing 33 (6), 465-479, 2016	13	2016
Exploring the mythology of viral videos and the epic fail: Why video communications capture the market's imagination DM Pirouz, A Johnson, R Pirouz, M Thomson ACR North American Advances, 2012	5	2012
Actors versus their fictional personas: how character endorsements mitigate real scandal M Thomson, J Jeffrey, AR Johnson Journal of Advertising 52 (3), 456-467, 2023	3	2023
Consumption Addiction: Developing a Research Agenda to Understanding How Consumers Progress from Normal to Maladaptive Consumption and Addiction DM Pirouz, H Nguyen, I Martin, M Brucks, PM Connell, J Cotte, S Davis, ... Proceedings of the Association for Consumer Research 40, 1089-90, 2012	1	2012
Does One Bad Apple Soil the Whole Bunch? A Social Identity Explanation of Consumers' Reactions to Employee Morality AR Johnson, V Folkes Developments in Marketing Science 30, 1, 2007	1*	2007
Immoral by association: Customers' reactions to information about an employee's morality AR Johnson University of Southern California, 2005	1	2005
A Hard and a Soft Look at Building Strong Brands A Johnson, M Thomson Marketing Science Institute Working Paper, 2002	1	2002

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