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Roberta Crouch
Roberta Crouch
Professor in Business Management, Flinders University, Adelaide South Australia
Email verificata su flinders.edu.au
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Do consumer expectations match experience? Predicting the influence of price and country of origin on perceptions of product quality
R Veale, P Quester
International business review 18 (2), 134-144, 2009
3152009
Is beauty in the aisles of the retailer? Package processing in visually complex contexts
UR Orth, RC Crouch
Journal of Retailing 90 (4), 524-537, 2014
1692014
Tasting quality: the roles of intrinsic and extrinsic cues
R Veale, P Quester
Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics 21 (1), 195-207, 2009
1332009
Using attribution theory to explain tourists' attachments to place-based brands
UR Orth, A Stöckl, R Veale, J Brouard, A Cavicchi, M Faraoni, M Larreina, ...
Journal of business research 65 (9), 1321-1327, 2012
1272012
Consumer sensory evaluations of wine quality: The respective influence of price and country of origin
R Veale, P Quester
Journal of wine economics 3 (1), 10-29, 2008
1182008
Sensing or knowing? Investigating the influence of knowledge and self‐confidence on consumer beliefs regarding the effect of extrinsic cues on wine quality
R Veale
International Journal of Wine Business Research 20 (4), 352-366, 2008
912008
The role of intrinsic (sensory) cues and the extrinsic cues of country of origin and price on food product evaluation
R Veale, P Quester, A Karunaratna
3rd International Wine Business and Marketing Research Conference, Refereed …, 2006
672006
Food advertising, children’s food choices and obesity: interplay of cognitive defences and product evaluation: an experimental study
L Tarabashkina, P Quester, R Crouch
International Journal of Obesity 40 (4), 581-586, 2016
552016
Exploring the moderating effect of children's nutritional knowledge on the relationship between product evaluations and food choice
L Tarabashkina, P Quester, R Crouch
Social Science & Medicine 149, 145-152, 2016
482016
Why say sorry? Influencing consumer perceptions post organizational crises
A De Blasio, R Veale
Australasian Marketing Journal 17 (2), 75-83, 2009
462009
The impact of rebranding on club member relationships
C Plewa, V Lu, R Veale
Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics 23 (2), 222-242, 2011
402011
Keeping the faith! Drivers of participation in spiritually-based communities
K Granger, VN Lu, J Conduit, R Veale, C Habel
Journal of Business Research 67 (2), 68-75, 2014
342014
Relative importance of country of service delivery, country of person and country of brand in hybrid service evaluation: a conjoint analysis approach
DTH Aruan, R Crouch, P Quester
Journal of Product & Brand Management 27 (7), 819-831, 2018
322018
Examining the effectiveness of fear appeals in prompting help‐seeking: The case of at‐risk gamblers
S De Vos, R Crouch, P Quester, J Ilicic
Psychology & Marketing 34 (6), 648-660, 2017
272017
The relevance of geographic origin in sustainability challenge: the facets of country ecological image
S Dekhili, R Crouch, O El Moussawel
Journal of Consumer Marketing 38 (6), 664-678, 2021
232021
Children and energy-dense foods–parents, peers, acceptability or advertising?
L Tarabashkina, PG Quester, R Crouch
European Journal of Marketing 51 (9/10), 1669-1694, 2017
232017
Investigating country image influences after a product-harm crisis
RC Crouch, VN Lu, N Pourazad, C Ke
European Journal of Marketing 55 (3), 894-924, 2021
222021
Through the lens of self-construal: Cross-cultural variation in consumers’ appreciation of harmony in marketing visuals
K Haberstroh, UR Orth, T Bouzdine-Chameeva, J Cohen, A Maria Corsi, ...
International marketing review 35 (3), 429-457, 2018
192018
Consumer expertise: Measuring consumer objective knowledge
R Veale, P Quester
ANZMAC Conference, Otago University, New Zealand, 2007
182007
The role of discrete positive emotions in consumer response to place-of-origin
UR Orth, RC Crouch, J Bruwer, J Cohen
European Journal of Marketing 54 (4), 909-934, 2020
162020
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