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Robert W. Smith
Robert W. Smith
Associate Professor of Marketing, Tilburg University
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Investigating variation in replicability
RA Klein, KA Ratliff, M Vianello, RB Adams Jr, Š Bahník, MJ Bernstein, ...
Social psychology, 2014
14052014
More for the many: The influence of entitativity on charitable giving
RW Smith, D Faro, KA Burson
Journal of Consumer Research 39 (5), 961-976, 2013
2532013
An audience of one: Behaviorally targeted ads as implied social labels
CA Summers, RW Smith, RW Reczek
Journal of Consumer Research 43 (1), 156-178, 2016
2522016
Data from investigating variation in replicability: A “Many Labs” Replication Project
R Klein, K Ratliff, M Vianello, R Adams Jr, S Bahník, M Bernstein, ...
Journal of Open Psychology Data 2 (1), 2014
822014
Lost in the crowd: Entitative group membership reduces mind attribution
CK Morewedge, JJ Chandler, R Smith, N Schwarz, J Schooler
Consciousness and cognition 22 (4), 1195-1205, 2013
562013
When promoting a charity can hurt charitable giving: A metacognitive analysis
RW Smith, N Schwarz
Journal of Consumer Psychology 22 (4), 558-564, 2012
442012
The Meaning of Distraction: How Metacognitive Inferences from Distraction during Multitasking Affect Brand Evaluations
DM Zane, RW Smith, RW Reczek
Journal of Consumer Research 46 (5), 974-994, 2020
412020
Unconventional consumption methods and enjoying things consumed: Recapturing the “first-time” experience
E O’Brien, RW Smith
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 45 (1), 67-80, 2019
372019
Theory building through replication: Response to commentaries on the “Many Labs” replication project.
RA Klein, KA Ratliff, M Vianello, RB Adams Jr, Š Bahník, MJ Bernstein, ...
Hogrefe Publishing 45 (4), 307, 2014
302014
Targeted ads don’t just make you more likely to buy—They can change how you think about yourself
R Reczek, CA Summers, R Smith
Harvard business review, 2016
162016
If all their products seem the same, all the parts within a product seem the same too: How brand homogeneity polarizes product experiences
RW Smith, KL Keller
International Journal of Research in Marketing 38 (3), 698-714, 2021
142021
The role of holistic processing in simultaneous consumption
RW Smith, JP Redden
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 91, 104023, 2020
142020
Commentaries and rejoinder on Klein et al.(2014)
B Monin, DM Oppenheimer, MJ Ferguson, TJ Carter, RR Hassin, RJ Crisp, ...
Social Psychology, 2014
112014
Uniformity: The effects of organizational attire on judgments and attributions
RW Smith, JJ Chandler, N Schwarz
Journal of Applied Social Psychology 50 (5), 299-312, 2020
82020
Metacognitive inferences from other people’s memory performance.
RW Smith, N Schwarz
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied 22 (3), 285, 2016
72016
Self-esteem influences the willingness to engage in COVID-19 prevention behavior and persuasion efficacy
A Stuppy, RW Smith
Social Science & Medicine, 115715, 2023
52023
The Enjoy-Able Effect: Enjoyment Inflates Self-Evaluations of Ability
J Teeny, D M Zane, A Paley, R Smith
ACR North American Advances, 2019
22019
1F Preferences For Ambivalent Products As a Function of “Too Good to Be True” Beliefs
G Durso, R Smith
ACR North American Advances, 2019
2019
13C When Collecting Personal Data From Consumers Backfires
J Jin, R Smith, R Walker Reczek
ACR North American Advances, 2019
2019
Risk and the Rivalry Mindset: Promotions Involving Group Rivalries Increase Risky Consumption Behaviors
J P Costello, R Walker Reczek, R Smith
ACR North American Advances, 2019
2019
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