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Robert E. Pitts
Robert E. Pitts
Professor of Marketing College of Charleston
Verified email at cofc.edu
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Predicting purchase intentions for an environmentally sensitive product
LF Alwitt, RE Pitts
Journal of consumer psychology 5 (1), 49-64, 1996
4051996
Personal values and travel decisions
RE Pitts, AG Woodside
Journal of Travel Research 25 (1), 20-25, 1986
3401986
Exploring factors influencing student study abroad destination choice
J Eder, WW Smith, RE Pitts
Journal of Teaching in Travel & Tourism 10 (3), 232-250, 2010
2892010
Female nudity, arousal, and ad response: An experimental investigation
MS LaTour, RE Pitts, DC Snook-Luther
Journal of Advertising 19 (4), 51-62, 1990
2801990
The communication effects of controversial sexual content in television programs and commercials
DC Bello, RE Pitts, MJ Etzel
Journal of advertising 12 (3), 32-42, 1983
2751983
Personal value influences on consumer product class and brand preferences
RE Pitts, AG Woodside
The Journal of Social Psychology 119 (1), 37-53, 1983
2691983
Personal values and consumer psychology
RE Pitts, AG Woodside
(No Title), 1984
1771984
Effects of consumer life styles, demographics, and travel activities on foreign and domestic travel behavior
AG Woodside, RE Pitts
Journal of travel research 14 (3), 13-15, 1976
1721976
The attraction effect and political choice in two elections
YPS O’Curry, R Pitts
Journal of Consumer Psychology 4 (1), 85-101, 1995
1381995
Using fear appeals in advertising for AIDS prevention in the college-age population.
MS LaTour, RE Pitts
Journal of health care marketing 9 (3), 1989
1361989
The appropriateness of fear appeal use for health care marketing to the elderly: Is it OK to scare granny?
S Benet, RE Pitts, M LaTour
Journal of Business Ethics 12, 45-55, 1993
1321993
Consumers' evaluative structures in two ethical situations: A means-end approach
RE Pitts, JK Wong, DJ Whalen
Journal of business research 22 (2), 119-130, 1991
1231991
Exploring the structure of ethical attributions as a component of the consumer decision model: The vicarious versus personal perspective
J Whalen, RE Pitts, JK Wong
Journal of Business Ethics 10, 285-293, 1991
1181991
Black and white response to culturally targeted television commercials: A values‐based approach
RE Pitts, DJ Whalen, R O'Keefe, V Murray
Psychology & Marketing 6 (4), 311-328, 1989
1081989
Significant issues in defining and assessing teacher dispositions
FC Welch, RE Pitts, KJ Tenini, MG Kuenlen, SG Wood
The Teacher Educator 45 (3), 179-201, 2010
902010
United way contributions: coercion, charity or economic self-interest?
B Keating, R Pitts, D Appel
Southern Economic Journal, 816-823, 1981
901981
Not all CEOs are created equal as advertising spokespersons: Evaluating the effective CEO spokesperson
RE Reidenbach, RE Pitts
Journal of Advertising 15 (1), 30-46, 1986
821986
The influence of message framing on hotel guests’ linen-reuse intentions
JE Blose, RW Mack, RE Pitts
Cornell Hospitality Quarterly 56 (2), 145-154, 2015
692015
Tax credits as a means of influencing consumer behavior
RE Pitts, JL Wittenbach
Journal of Consumer Research 8 (3), 335-338, 1981
661981
Personal values and market segmentation: applying the value construct
RE Pitts, AG Woodside
Personal values and consumer psychology, 55-67, 1984
561984
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