Deborah J. Mitchell

Business, Management and Accounting · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification(3), Natural Language Processing Techniques(2), Olfactory and Sensory Function Studies(2), Family and Disability Support Research(2), Innovation and Knowledge Management(1)

Publications15 total

QOL-19. THE SIBLING TOOLKIT: DEVELOPMENT OF A PSYCHOLOGICALLY-INFORMED TOOLKIT TO SUPPORT SIBLINGS OF CHILDHOOD CNS TUMOUR PATIENTS WITH LIMITED ACCESS TO FORMAL SERVICES
Neuro-Oncology·2024Open Access
Clear Grammar 4, 2nd Edition: Keys to Advanced ESL Grammar
2013
Clear Grammar 4, 2nd Edition
2013· 2 cited
Adaptations for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Families of English Language Learning Students with Autisim Spectrum Disorders.
ProQuest LLC eBooks·2012
Clear grammar student workbook : more activities for spoken and written communication
Medical Entomology and Zoology·1998
Materialism As Social Cognition: People, Possessions, and Perception
Journal of Consumer Psychology·1996· 43 cited
There's Something in the Air: Effects of Congruent or Incongruent Ambient Odor on Consumer Decision Making
Journal of Consumer Research·1995· 409 cited
Reference Effects in Dynamic Marketing Mix Environments: Insights From Decision-Making Research
ACR North American Advances·1995
Understanding managers' strategic decision-making process
Marketing Letters·1994· 44 cited
For the Smell of It All: Functions and Effects of Olfaction in Consumer Behavior
ACR North American Advances·1994· 29 cited
Imaging and Analyzing in Response to New Product Advertising
Journal of Advertising·1993· 94 cited
Temporal Dimensions of Decision-Making: How Long, and When, to Decide
Advances in consumer research·1993
Materialism As Social Cognition: Some Initial Thoughts and Suggested Directions
ACR Special Volumes·1992
Uses and Effects of Imagery in Individual Decision Making
PsycEXTRA Dataset·1991· 1 cited
Back to the future: Temporal perspective in the explanation of events
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·1989· 111 cited

Frequent Co-authors

Keith S. Folse(3), Barbara Smith-Palinkas(3), Donna M. Tortorella(3), James M. Hunt(2), Jerome B. Kernan(2), Barbara E. Kahn(1), Susan C. Knasko(1), J. Edward Russo(1), Nancy Pennington(1), Richard L. Oliver(1), Thomas S. Robertson(1), William Boulding(1), Marian Chapman Moore(1), Richard Staelin(1), Kim P. Corfman(1), Peter R. Dickson(1), Gavan J. Fitzsimons(1), Sunil Gupta(1), Donald R. Lehmann(1), Joel E. Urbany(1)