S
Zodix
Study
Academic Library
Search
Shelves
Open access
Sign in
Search or jump to…
⌘K
Daniel Carlos Brannon · Study
Home
/
Author
Daniel Carlos Brannon
14 works
· latest 2021
· 1 institutions
cluster: provisional
ORCID 0000-0002-1100-6788
Follow
Suggest an ORCID correction
h-index
8
i10
6
Citations
166
Works here
14
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
Most cited in this library
Haptic-payment: Exploring vibration feedback as a means of reducing overspending in mobile payment
2020 · 43 citations
If it has lots of bells and whistles, it must be the best: how maximizers and satisficers evaluate feature-rich versus feature-poor products
2017 · 32 citations
What makes people choose within-domain versus across-domain compensation following a self-threat? The role of self-verification motives
2019 · 19 citations
Ketchup with your fries? Utilizing complementary product displays to transfer attention to a focal product
2020 · 19 citations
Pursuing premium: comparing pre-owned versus new durable markets
2021 · 15 citations
Works
14 shown
The influence of maximizing on personal saving intentions
Personality and Individual Differences
·
2021
·
1 author
9
citations
Advertising, incentives, and the upsell: how advertising differentially moderates customer- vs. retailer-directed price incentives’ impact on consumers’ preferences for premium products
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science
·
2021
·
4 authors
·
Open access
13
citations
Pursuing premium: comparing pre-owned versus new durable markets
Journal of Product & Brand Management
·
2021
·
2 authors
15
citations
Ketchup with your fries? Utilizing complementary product displays to transfer attention to a focal product
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services
·
2020
·
3 authors
19
citations
Haptic-payment: Exploring vibration feedback as a means of reducing overspending in mobile payment
Journal of Business Research
·
2020
·
2 authors
·
Open access
43
citations
The Ethics of Maximizing or Satisficing
Business and Professional Ethics Journal
·
2020
·
3 authors
7
citations
What’s my age again? The influence of subjective age on consumer health-related attitudes
Health Marketing Quarterly
·
2019
·
2 authors
8
citations
What makes people choose within-domain versus across-domain compensation following a self-threat? The role of self-verification motives
Journal of Marketing Management
·
2019
·
1 author
19
citations
If it has lots of bells and whistles, it must be the best: how maximizers and satisficers evaluate feature-rich versus feature-poor products
Marketing Letters
·
2017
·
2 authors
32
citations
Replication Data for: Studies 1 and 2 of 'If It Has Lots of Bells and Whistles, It Must Be the Best'
Harvard Dataverse
·
2017
·
1 author
·
dataset
·
Open access
1
citations
1-G: I Want the Best, So Give Me All the Bells and Whistles: How Maximizers Versus Satisficers Evaluate Feature-Rich Products
ACR North American Advances
·
2017
·
2 authors
0
citations
Regaining Control By Ditching the Plastic: Why Abundance Increases Consumers’ Aversion to Credit Cards Under Conditions of Low Control
ACR North American Advances
·
2016
·
2 authors
0
citations
Cashing in on Control: Low Control Increases Preference For Prepayment When Financial Resources Are Plentiful
ACR North American Advances
·
2015
·
2 authors
0
citations
What's My Age Again? Subjective Versus Physical Age Feedback Moderates Consumer Health-Related Behavior
ACR North American Advances
·
2014
·
3 authors
0
citations