Symposium 2014
UH Marketing Doctoral Symposium
The purpose of the UH Doctoral Symposium is to provide doctoral students in marketing from different universities an opportunity to discuss their current research with a group of peers prior to facing the challenges of academic life. It also provides them with an arena to meet with students and faculty from other universities and to develop professional relationships with them.
See images from the 2013 symposium here
32nd Annual Symposium
Meet and Greet |
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Welcoming Remarks |
PhD Student Yashar Atefi - University of Houston |
Introduction of the Keynote Speaker |
Professor Steve Brown - University of Houston |
Keynote Address “Research Skills Required for Publishing in the Major Marketing Journals” |
Professor Gary Frazier - University of Southern California |
Faculty and Student Discussions |
Session I – Consumer Behavior Chair: Professor James Hess |
“I'll keep the Cuddly One: Effects of Visual Cuteness versus Elegance on Product Retention” |
“Cross-Category Referencing and Numerical Anchoring” |
“Smart Phones, Bad Decisions? The Impact of In-store Mobile Technology Use on Consumer Outcomes” |
Session II – Consumer Behavior Chair: Professor Seshadri Tirunillai |
“The Endowment Effect for Experiences” |
“When a picture is worth less than a thousand words” |
“The Role of Reactance in Responses to One-Sided Advertisements: How Healthy-Related Appeals Backfire among Restrained Eaters” |
Session III – Modeling & Strategy Chair: Professor Ye Hu |
“Search Engine Advertising: A Model of Competition across Search Engines” |
“A Flexible Bayesian Nonparametric Model for Ordinal Data” |
“Social Learning from Interdependent Sources” |
Session IV – Consumer Behavior Chair: Professor Melanie Rudd |
“The Effects of Evoking Multiculturalism on Choices” |
“The Pleasure of Liking (and Disliking)” |
“This is Important, but Don't Tell Me That” |