2020 JCR Best Paper Winner
Best paper award winner David Crockett on the importance of studying discrimination and stigmatized treatment.
Author: Stacy Wood
What Makes Something Go Viral?
By understanding the science behind why people talk and share, companies and organizations can get more word of mouth for their products and ideas.
Kids and the Screen-Time Black Hole
Rules, habits, and boundaries in general are critical in establishing a healthy relationship with screens.
2020 JCR Best Paper: Finalists
Congrats to Fleura Bardhi and Giana Eckhardt for their article Liquid Consumption — a 2020 JCR Best Paper Finalist! We asked Giana Eckhardt
Sensory Marketing During Covid?
We asked Aradhna Krishna about sensory marketing during Covid-19. Here’s what she had to share.
Sociology Conferences for 2021
We asked Dr. Allison Pugh, Sociology Professor at the University of Virginia and member of the JCR Policy Board.
The Pitch: Gift-Giving Research
Valentine’s Day on your mind? Or on your heart? Here are some fascinating findings on how and why we give gifts!
Seeing Oneself as an Owner Increases Prosocial Behaviors
This article explores the consequences of psychological ownership going beyond the specific relationship with the possession to guide behavior in unrelated situations.
The Pitch: Sports Consumer Research
Thinking about how consumers behave around the big game?
Transformative Consumer Research 2021
More information here.