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Michal Herzenstein
Michal Herzenstein
Associate professor of marketing, University of Delaware
Verified email at udel.edu
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Strategic herding behavior in peer-to-peer loan auctions
M Herzenstein, UM Dholakia, RL Andrews
Journal of Interactive Marketing 25 (1), 27-36, 2011
5512011
Tell me a good story and I may lend you money: The role of narratives in peer-to-peer lending decisions
M Herzenstein, S Sonenshein, UM Dholakia
Journal of marketing research 48 (SPL), S138-S149, 2011
5482011
Adoption of new and really new products: The effects of self-regulation systems and risk salience
M Herzenstein, SS Posavac, JJ Brakus
Journal of marketing research 44 (2), 251-260, 2007
4002007
The democratization of personal consumer loans? Determinants of success in online peer-to-peer lending communities
M Herzenstein, RL Andrews, UM Dholakia, E Lyandres
Boston University School of Management Research Paper 14 (6), 1-36, 2008
3152008
When words sweat: Identifying signals for loan default in the text of loan applications
O Netzer, A Lemaire, M Herzenstein
Journal of Marketing Research 56 (6), 960-980, 2019
2352019
How accounts shape lending decisions through fostering perceived trustworthiness
S Sonenshein, M Herzenstein, UM Dholakia
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 115 (1), 69-84, 2011
1192011
How consumers’ attitudes toward direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs influence ad effectiveness, and consumer and physician behavior
M Herzenstein, S Misra, SS Posavac
Marketing Letters 15, 201-212, 2004
882004
Living with terrorism or withdrawing in terror: Perceived control and consumer avoidance
M Herzenstein, S Horsky, SS Posavac
Journal of Consumer Behaviour 14 (4), 228-236, 2015
582015
The role of decision importance and the salience of alternatives in determining the consistency between consumers' attitudes and decisions
SS Posavac, M Herzenstein, DM Sanbonmatsu
Marketing Letters 14, 47-57, 2003
332003
Profits and halos: The role of firm profitability information in consumer inference
SS Posavac, M Herzenstein, FR Kardes, S Sundaram
Journal of Consumer Psychology 20 (3), 327-337, 2010
282010
When charity begins at home: How personal financial scarcity drives preference for donating locally at the expense of global concerns
M Herzenstein, SS Posavac
Journal of Economic Psychology 73, 123-135, 2019
222019
How the number of options affects prosocial choice
M Herzenstein, UM Dholakia, S Sonenshein
International Journal of Research in Marketing 37 (2), 356-370, 2020
172020
Of clouds and zombies: How and when analogical learning improves evaluations of really new products
M Herzenstein, S Hoeffler
Journal of Consumer Psychology 26 (4), 550-557, 2016
142016
Optimal marketing for really new products
S Hoeffler, M Herzenstein
Cracking the code: Leveraging consumer psychology to drive profitability 21, 2011
142011
Donating in recessionary times: Resource scarcity, social distance, and charitable giving
M Herzenstein, D Small
ACR North American Advances, 2012
82012
Treatment of Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration: An Economic Cost-Risk Analysis of Anti–Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor Agents
E Moisseiev, YL Tsai, M Herzenstein
Ophthalmology Retina 6 (3), 205-212, 2022
72022
CONSUMERS’RESPONSE TO REALLY NEW PRODUCTS: A COHESIVE SYNTHESIS OF CURRENT RESEARCH AND FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS
S Feurer, S Hoeffler, M Zhao, M Herzenstein
International Journal of Innovation Management 25 (08), 2150092, 2021
62021
All positive emotions are not created equal: The case of joy and contentment
M Herzenstein, M Gardner
ACR North American Advances, 2009
32009
The democratization of personal consumer loans? Determinants of the interest rate paid in peer-to-peer lending communities
M Herzenstein, RL Andrews, UM Dholakia
Working paper, Rice University, 2009
22009
Positive emotions: Theory and application
M Herzenstein
Advances in Consumer Research 36, 123-126, 2009
22009
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