John L. Lastovicka
Affiliations: | Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, United States |
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Consumer meanings, trait and state motivations, qualitative methods, psychometricsGoogle:
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| Fernandez KV, Lastovicka JL. (2011) Making magic: Fetishes in contemporary consumption Journal of Consumer Research. 38: 278-299 |
| Lastovicka JL, Sirianni NJ. (2011) Truly, madly, deeply: Consumers in the throes of material possession love Journal of Consumer Research. 38: 323-342 |
| Lastovicka JL, Fernandez KV. (2005) Three paths to disposition: The movement of meaningful possessions to strangers Journal of Consumer Research. 31: 813-823 |
| Lastovicka JL, Gengler C. (1995) LADDERMAP-Version 4.0 Journal of Marketing Research. 32: 494 |
| Murry JP, Stam A, Lastovicka JL. (1993) Evaluating an Anti-Drinking and Driving Advertising Campaign With a Sample Survey and Time Series Intervention Analysis Journal of the American Statistical Association. 88: 50-56 |
| Murry JP, Lastovicka JL, Singh SN. (1992) Feeling and Liking Responses to Television Programs: An Examination of Two Explanations for Media-Context Effects Journal of Consumer Research. 18: 441-451 |
| Lastovicka JL, Murry JP, Joachimsthaler EA. (1990) Evaluating the Measurement Validity of Lifestyle Typologies with Qualitative Measures and Multiplicative Factoring Journal of Marketing Research. 27: 11-23 |
| Lastovicka JL, Joachimsthaler EA. (1988) Improving the Detection of Personality-Behavior Relationships in Consumer Research Journal of Consumer Research. 14: 583-587 |
| Lastovicka JL, Murry JP, Joachimsthaler EA, et al. (1987) A Lifestyle Typology to Model Young Male Drinking and Driving Journal of Consumer Research. 14: 257-263 |
| Joachimsthaler EA, Lastovicka JL. (1984) Optimal Stimulation Level—Exploratory Behavior Models Journal of Consumer Research. 11: 830-835 |