Geoffrey R. O. Durso

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Richard E. PettyDistinguished University Professor of Psychology, Ohio State UniversityVerified email at osu.edu
Baldwin WayAssociate Professor The Ohio State UniversityVerified email at osu.edu
Vanessa SawickiAssociate Professor, Ohio State University-MarionVerified email at osu.edu
Andrew L LuttrellBall State UniversityVerified email at bsu.edu
Jason K. ClarkPurdue UniversityVerified email at purdue.edu
Duane WegenerASC Distinguished Professor of Psychology, Ohio State UniversityVerified email at osu.edu
Derek D. RuckerNorthwestern UniversityVerified email at kellogg.northwestern.edu
Chris Loersch(Previously) Assistant Professor, University of ColoradoVerified email at colorado.edu
Joseph J. SievPostdoctoral Fellow in Consumer Behavior, Darden School of Business, University of VirginiaVerified email at darden.virginia.edu
Kelly HawsAnne Marie and Thomas B. Walker, Jr. Professor of Marketing, Vanderbilt UniversityVerified email at vanderbilt.edu

Geoffrey R. O. Durso

Assistant Professor of Marketing, DePaul University

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Over-the-counter relief from pains and pleasures alike: Acetaminophen blunts evaluation sensitivity to both negative and positive stimuli GRO Durso, A Luttrell, BM Way Psychological science 26 (6), 750-758, 2015	126	2015
Feeling conflicted and seeking information: When ambivalence enhances and diminishes selective exposure to attitude-consistent information V Sawicki, DT Wegener, JK Clark, LR Fabrigar, SM Smith, GRO Durso Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 39 (6), 735-747, 2013	110	2013
Power and persuasion: Processes by which perceived power can influence evaluative judgments P Briñol, RE Petty, GRO Durso, DD Rucker Review of General Psychology 21 (3), 223-241, 2017	58	2017
From power to inaction: Ambivalence gives pause to the powerful GRO Durso, P Briñol, RE Petty Psychological Science 27 (12), 1660-1666, 2016	39	2016
Can I borrow a feeling? Spillover of negative arousal from inconsistent information during attitude formation diminishes perceptions of well-being RJ Rydell, GRO Durso Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 48 (2), 575-578, 2012	21	2012
Vicissitudes of desire: A matching mechanism for subliminal persuasion C Loersch, GRO Durso, RE Petty Social Psychological and Personality Science 4 (5), 624-631, 2013	14	2013
Dampening affect via expectations: The case of ambivalence. GRO Durso, RE Petty, P Briñol, JJ Siev, LD Hinsenkamp, V Sawicki Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 121 (6), 1172, 2021	10	2021
Drug influences on consumer judgments: emerging insights and research opportunities from the intersection of pharmacology and psychology GRO Durso, KL Haws, BM Way Marketing Letters 31 (1), 19-23, 2020	1	2020
Want/Should Conflicts in Ourselves and Others SC Lin, K Woolley, PJ Liu, GRO Durso, KL Haws, P Khambatta, ... Advances in Consumer Research 48, 2020		2020
Social Judgments of Others’ Emotions Versus Their Traits as a Function of Expectations GRO Durso The Ohio State University, 2018		2018

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