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Journal of Consumer Research | 2009

Category Activation Model: A Spreading Activation Network Model of Subcategory Positioning When Categorization Uncertainty Is High

Joseph Lajos; Zsolt Katona; Amitava Chattopadhyay; Miklos Sarvary

We develop a spreading activation model, which we call the category activation model, to predict where within a category structure consumers are likely to position a subcategory that they have created to accommodate a new hybrid product. Based on this model, we hypothesize that the probability that an individual will position a new category subordinate to a particular category i is proportional to the relative number of categories that are already subordinate to i. We report the results of two studies that support this hypothesis and provide evidence that accessibility is an underlying mechanism.


ACR North American Advances | 2010

Effects of Color on Consumers’ Perceptions of Package Volumes

Joseph Lajos; Amitava Chattopadhyay


ACR North American Advances | 2016

Unintended Negative Consequences of Product Recommendations Among Prevention Focused Consumers

Arezou Ghiassaleh; Bruno Kocher; Joseph Lajos


ACR North American Advances | 2015

Consumers With Depleted Self-Control Choose Less Variety

Cansu Karaduman; Joseph Lajos


Post-Print | 2009

When Electronic Recommendation Agents Backfire: Negative Effects on Choice Satisfaction, Attitudes, and Purchase Intentions

Joseph Lajos; Amitava Chattopadhyay; Kishore Sengupta


Archive | 2009

Mood Matching: The Importance of Fit between Moods Elicited by TV Programs and

Joseph Lajos; Nailya Ordabayeva; Amitava Chattopadhyay


Archive | 2008

LG Electronics Inc.: Making Waves in the North American Market for Washing Machines

Joseph Lajos; Amitava Chattopadhyay; Eun-Ju Park


Archive | 2008

Mood Matching: The Importance of Fit between Moods Elicited by Media Content and Advertisements

Joseph Lajos; Nailya Ordabayeva; Amitava Chattopadhyay


Archive | 2008

Faculty & Research Working Paper Mood Matching: The Importance of Fit between Moods Elicited by TV Programs and Commercials

Joseph Lajos; Nailya Ordabayeva; Amitava Chattopadhyay


ACR North American Advances | 2008

When Ads Make Drama Seem Silly and Comedy Seem Dull: Role-Fulfillment Effects of Mood on Evaluations of Emotional Television Commercials

Joseph Lajos; Nailya Ordabayeva; Amitava Chattopadhyay

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University of California

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