James J. Kellaris
James J. Kellaris
Womack/Gemini Professor, University of Cincinnati
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The influence of music on consumers' temporal perceptions: does time fly when you're having fun?
JJ Kellaris, RJ Kent
Journal of consumer psychology 1 (4), 365-376, 1992
4041992
The effect of background music on ad processing: A contingency explanation
JJ Kellaris, AD Cox, D Cox
Journal of Marketing 57 (4), 114-125, 1993
3371993
The effects of background music in advertising: A reassessment
JJ Kellaris, AD Cox
Journal of consumer research 16 (1), 113-118, 1989
3021989
Human versus spatial dimensions of crowding perceptions in retail environments: A note on their measurement and effect on shopper satisfaction
KA Machleit, JJ Kellaris, SA Eroglu
Marketing Letters 5 (2), 183-194, 1994
3001994
An exploratory investigation of responses elicited by music varying in tempo, tonality, and texture
JJ Kellaris, RJ Kent
Journal of Consumer Psychology 2 (4), 381-401, 1993
2781993
The role of selective information processing in price-quality inference
FR Kardes, ML Cronley, JJ Kellaris, SS Posavac
Journal of Consumer Research 31 (2), 368-374, 2004
2642004
Cross‐national differences in proneness to scarcity effects: The moderating roles of familiarity, uncertainty avoidance, and need for cognitive closure
JM Jung, JJ Kellaris
Psychology & Marketing 21 (9), 739-753, 2004
2252004
When does humor enhance or inhibit ad responses?-the moderating role of the need for humor
TW Cline, MB Altsech, JJ Kellaris
Journal of Advertising 32 (3), 31-45, 2003
2042003
The influence of tempo, loudness, and gender of listener on responses to music
JJ Kellaris, RC Rice
Psychology & Marketing 10 (1), 15-29, 1993
1911993
The experience of time as a function of musical loudness and gender of listener
JJ Kellaris, MB Altsech
ACR North American Advances, 1992
1561992
Exploring tempo and modality effects, on consumer responses to music
JJ Kellaris, RJ Kent
ACR North American Advances, 1991
1501991
The influence of humor strength and humor—message relatedness on ad memorability: A dual process model
TW Cline, JJ Kellaris
Journal of Advertising 36 (1), 55-67, 2007
1402007
A selective hypothesis testing perspective on price-quality inference and inference-based choice
ML Cronley, SS Posavac, T Meyer, FR Kardes, JJ Kellaris
Journal of Consumer Psychology 15 (2), 159-169, 2005
1282005
Shaping time perceptions with background music: The effect of congruity and arousal on estimates of ad durations
JJ Kellaris, SP Mantel
Psychology & Marketing 13 (5), 501-515, 1996
1181996
The influence of mood and gender on consumers' time perceptions
JJ Kellaris, SP Mantel
ACR North American Advances, 1994
1071994
Toward understanding marketing students' ethical judgment of controversial personal selling practices
PA Dabholkar, JJ Kellaris
Journal of Business Research 24 (4), 313-329, 1992
1061992
The joint impact of humor and argument strength in a print advertising context: A case for weaker arguments
TW Cline, JJ Kellaris
Psychology & Marketing 16 (1), 69-86, 1999
1031999
Cognitive determinants of consumers' time perceptions: The impact of resources required and available
SP Mantel, JJ Kellaris
Journal of Consumer Research 29 (4), 531-538, 2003
992003
The internet as a micro marketing tool: targeting consumers through preferences revealed in music newsgroup usage
E Sivadas, R Grewal, J Kellaris
Journal of Business Research 41 (3), 179-186, 1998
851998
Moral philosophy, ethical evaluations, and sales manager hiring intentions
E Sivadas, S Bardi Kleiser, J Kellaris, R Dahlstrom
Journal of Personal Selling & Sales Management 23 (1), 7-21, 2003
692003
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