Michael Barone

Michael Barone

University of Louisville

H-index: 29

North America-United States

About Michael Barone

Michael Barone, With an exceptional h-index of 29 and a recent h-index of 17 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Louisville, specializes in the field of consumer psychology.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

(Not) near and dear: COVID-19 concerns increase consumer preference for products that are not “near me”

How internal reference prices determine when a price’s location will influence consumer judgments

Politics, promotions, and pandemics: Political ideologies shape consumers’ responses to framed versus unframed brand logos and COVID-19 recommendations

Location, location, location: When and how low price locations improve consumer price perceptions

Does seeing bad make you do good? How witnessing retail transgressions influence responses to cause marketing offers

The challenge of being a challenger: Social dominance orientation shapes the impact of “challenger vs. leader” comparisons

The upside of down: Presenting a price in a low or high location influences how consumers evaluate it

A world of mistrust: fake news, mistrust mind-sets, and product evaluations

Michael Barone Information

University

Position

Professor of Marketing

Citations(all)

5534

Citations(since 2020)

1620

Cited By

4532

hIndex(all)

29

hIndex(since 2020)

17

i10Index(all)

44

i10Index(since 2020)

29

Email

University Profile Page

University of Louisville

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Michael Barone Skills & Research Interests

consumer psychology

Top articles of Michael Barone

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

(Not) near and dear: COVID-19 concerns increase consumer preference for products that are not “near me”

Journal of the Association for Consumer Research

Mina Kwon

Andrew S Manikas

Michael J Barone

2022/1/1

How internal reference prices determine when a price’s location will influence consumer judgments

Marketing Letters

Katina Kulow

Keith S Coulter

Michael J Barone

Xingbo Li

2022/12/1

Politics, promotions, and pandemics: Political ideologies shape consumers’ responses to framed versus unframed brand logos and COVID-19 recommendations

Journal of the Association for Consumer Research

Mina Kwon

Andrew S Manikas

Michael J Barone

2022/7/1

Location, location, location: When and how low price locations improve consumer price perceptions

Psychology & Marketing

Michael J Barone

Keith S Coulter

Katina Kulow

Xingbo Li

2022/6

Does seeing bad make you do good? How witnessing retail transgressions influence responses to cause marketing offers

Journal of Business Research

Katina Kulow

Mina Kwon

Michael J Barone

2021/8/1

The challenge of being a challenger: Social dominance orientation shapes the impact of “challenger vs. leader” comparisons

Journal of Consumer Psychology

Xingbo Li

Michael J Barone

Shailendra P Jain

Mina Kwon

2021/1

The upside of down: Presenting a price in a low or high location influences how consumers evaluate it

Journal of Retailing

Michael J Barone

Keith S Coulter

Xingbo Li

2020/9/1

A world of mistrust: fake news, mistrust mind-sets, and product evaluations

Journal of the Association for Consumer Research

Mina Kwon

Michael J Barone

2020/4/1

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