Torsten Ringberg
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 82848 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Torsten Ringberg |
| NOMBRES | Torsten |
| APELLIDO | Ringberg |
| FIRMA | RINGBERG T |
| AFILIACIONES | Copenhagen Business School |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9079-9682 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 49 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1995 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Embodied cognition effects on tourist behavior
The Construal (In)compatibility Effect
This research examines how consumers with a creative mind-set are persuaded by advertising claims construed at different levels (i.e., abstract vs. concrete ad claims). Across four experiments, we show that consumers with a creative mind-set are more persuaded by ad claims construed at a level incompatible with their mental construal, while ad claims construed at a level compatible with consumers’ mental construal are more effective for those who…
Bicultural-Bilinguals
Cross-cultural management research suggests that bicultural-bilinguals are ideal cultural mediators as they are able to access dual cultural frameworks and seamlessly switch back and forth between these. The assumption is that this switching between cultural frameworks ensures equivalency in meaning across cultures. Yet previous research has only shown this effect at a between-subject level during which cultural variables were not controlled for.…
One Individual, Two Identities
Bicultural bilingual individuals have incorporated two cultures within themselves and speak the languages of those cultures. When cued by a particular language, these individuals activate distinct sets of culture-specific concepts, or mental frames, which include aspects of their identities. Three studies show that language-triggered frame switching (i.e., switching from one set of mental frames to another) occurs only with biculturals, not with …
Communication assumptions in consumer research
Although communication appears natural to most people, the successful act of transferring meaning relies on an alignment of intricate interpretive processes between the sender and receiver. Yet the full range of these intricate processes is often oversimplified, homogenized, and molded according to each paradigm’s narrow epistemological assumptions, leading to contradictory representations across paradigms. For example, within cognitivist and str…
Bevidstgørelse Som Etisk Aktivitet Og Antropologisk Metode
BEVIDSTGØRELSE SOM ETISK AKTIVITET OG ANTROPOLOGISK METODE
Is Academic Anthropology Unethical
One Individual, Two Identities
Bicultural bilingual individuals have incorporated two cultures within themselves and speak the languages of those cultures. When cued by a particular language, these individuals activate distinct sets of culture-specific concepts, or mental frames, which include aspects of their identities. Three studies show that language-triggered frame switching (i.e., switching from one set of mental frames to another) occurs only with biculturals, not with …
Embodied cognition effects on tourist behavior
Communication assumptions in consumer research
Although communication appears natural to most people, the successful act of transferring meaning relies on an alignment of intricate interpretive processes between the sender and receiver. Yet the full range of these intricate processes is often oversimplified, homogenized, and molded according to each paradigm’s narrow epistemological assumptions, leading to contradictory representations across paradigms. For example, within cognitivist and str…
Bicultural-Bilinguals
Cross-cultural management research suggests that bicultural-bilinguals are ideal cultural mediators as they are able to access dual cultural frameworks and seamlessly switch back and forth between these. The assumption is that this switching between cultural frameworks ensures equivalency in meaning across cultures. Yet previous research has only shown this effect at a between-subject level during which cultural variables were not controlled for.…
Is Academic Anthropology Unethical
Is Academic Anthropology Unethical
Bevidstgørelse Som Etisk Aktivitet Og Antropologisk Metode
BEVIDSTGØRELSE SOM ETISK AKTIVITET OG ANTROPOLOGISK METODE
One Individual, Two Identities
Bicultural bilingual individuals have incorporated two cultures within themselves and speak the languages of those cultures. When cued by a particular language, these individuals activate distinct sets of culture-specific concepts, or mental frames, which include aspects of their identities. Three studies show that language-triggered frame switching (i.e., switching from one set of mental frames to another) occurs only with biculturals, not with …
Communication assumptions in consumer research
Although communication appears natural to most people, the successful act of transferring meaning relies on an alignment of intricate interpretive processes between the sender and receiver. Yet the full range of these intricate processes is often oversimplified, homogenized, and molded according to each paradigm’s narrow epistemological assumptions, leading to contradictory representations across paradigms. For example, within cognitivist and str…
Bicultural-Bilinguals
Cross-cultural management research suggests that bicultural-bilinguals are ideal cultural mediators as they are able to access dual cultural frameworks and seamlessly switch back and forth between these. The assumption is that this switching between cultural frameworks ensures equivalency in meaning across cultures. Yet previous research has only shown this effect at a between-subject level during which cultural variables were not controlled for.…
The Construal (In)compatibility Effect
This research examines how consumers with a creative mind-set are persuaded by advertising claims construed at different levels (i.e., abstract vs. concrete ad claims). Across four experiments, we show that consumers with a creative mind-set are more persuaded by ad claims construed at a level incompatible with their mental construal, while ad claims construed at a level compatible with consumers’ mental construal are more effective for those who…
Embodied cognition effects on tourist behavior
Computer Science (5 obras) · Cultural Differences and Values (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Cognition (2 obras) · Cognitive psychology (2 obras) · Cognitive science (2 obras) · International Student and Expatriate Challenges (2 obras)