Purpose: The Stereotype Content Model (SCM) postulates that consumers perceive other individuals primarily in terms of their warmth and competence. This also applies to sales agents. Consumers admire brands that are ‘lovable stars’ (highly competent and very warm). Since previous studies were based on explicit measures of existing people and groups, we aimed at experimentally creating the appropriate characters
People form impressions about brands as they do about social groups. The Brands as Intentional Agent...
People can be overly optimistic not only about their own future but also for the people with whom th...
People can be overly optimistic not only about their own future but also for the people with whom th...
The Stereotype Content Model postulates that individuals appraise other individuals primarily in ter...
The Stereotype Content Model (SCM) suggests that admired people are both competent and likeable. The...
Purpose: The Stereotype Content Model postulates that consumers perceive other individuals primarily...
Contributing to the literature on brand stereotyping, we draw on the Stereotype Content Model to inv...
Despite a growing body of evidence showing how consumers\u27 impressions of corporate brands\u27 war...
Three experiments reported here uniquely test the effectiveness of warm versus competent advertising...
Increased levels of complexity in today’s business world has seen a shift towards consultative sales...
Previous research suggests that stereotypes about a group's warmth bias our visual representation of...
According to the Stereotype Content Model (SCM) (Fiske, Cuddy, Glick, & Xu, 2002), competence and wa...
International audienceThe purpose of this article is to contribute to the branding literature by exa...
Fiske, Cuddy, Glick, and Xu’s (2002) stereotype content model (SCM) has emerged as one of the most i...
The Stereotype Content Model (SCM) posits two fundamental dimensions of intergroup perception, warmt...
People form impressions about brands as they do about social groups. The Brands as Intentional Agent...
People can be overly optimistic not only about their own future but also for the people with whom th...
People can be overly optimistic not only about their own future but also for the people with whom th...
The Stereotype Content Model postulates that individuals appraise other individuals primarily in ter...
The Stereotype Content Model (SCM) suggests that admired people are both competent and likeable. The...
Purpose: The Stereotype Content Model postulates that consumers perceive other individuals primarily...
Contributing to the literature on brand stereotyping, we draw on the Stereotype Content Model to inv...
Despite a growing body of evidence showing how consumers\u27 impressions of corporate brands\u27 war...
Three experiments reported here uniquely test the effectiveness of warm versus competent advertising...
Increased levels of complexity in today’s business world has seen a shift towards consultative sales...
Previous research suggests that stereotypes about a group's warmth bias our visual representation of...
According to the Stereotype Content Model (SCM) (Fiske, Cuddy, Glick, & Xu, 2002), competence and wa...
International audienceThe purpose of this article is to contribute to the branding literature by exa...
Fiske, Cuddy, Glick, and Xu’s (2002) stereotype content model (SCM) has emerged as one of the most i...
The Stereotype Content Model (SCM) posits two fundamental dimensions of intergroup perception, warmt...
People form impressions about brands as they do about social groups. The Brands as Intentional Agent...
People can be overly optimistic not only about their own future but also for the people with whom th...
People can be overly optimistic not only about their own future but also for the people with whom th...