Yuliya Strizhakova, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Marketing

Office Room: 252
Phone Number: 856-225-6920
E-Mail: ystrizha@camden.rutgers.edu
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Ph.D. University of Connecticut

Research Interests: Consumer perceptions of brands in developed and emerging markets. Effects of globalization on consumer behavior. Assessment of the glocal youth market. Emotions and consumer behavior. Consumer forgiveness in service failures. Alcohol advertising and its effects on alcohol consumption.

Courses Taught: Marketing Research, Advertising, Consumer Behavior, and Principles of Marketing

Professional Affiliations: Association for Consumer Research, American Marketing Association, Society for Consumer Psychology

Published Work:

Strizhakova, Yuliya, Robin Coulter and Linda L. Price (2008). Branded products as a passport to global citizenship: Perspectives from developed and developing countries. Journal of International Marketing, 16 (4), 57-85.

Strizhakova, Yuliya, Robin Coulter and Linda L. Price (2008). The Meanings of Branded Products: A Cross-National Scale Development and Meaning Assessment.  International Journal of Research in Marketing, 25, 82-93.

Strizhakova, Yuliya and Marina Krcmar (2007). Mood Management and Video Rental Choices. Media Psychology,10 (1), 91-112.

Snyder, Leslie, Francis Milici, Michael Slater, Helen Sun and Yuliya Strizhakova (2006). Effects of Alcohol Advertising Exposure on Drinking Among Youth. Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1, 18-24.

 

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Dr. Yuliya Strizhakova is an assistant professor of marketing at the Rutgers School of Business – Camden. She can discuss:

+ Branding in Emerging Markets:

  • Consumer associations with brands

  • Cross-cultural comparisons of brand meanings and usage

  • Effects of globalization on young consumers

  • Eastern Europe
     

+ Emotions and Consumer Behavior:
  • Consumer emotional intelligence in service failures
  • Emotions as drivers of consumer choices
  • Consumer emotional regulation and coping
  • Emotions and moods as drivers of consumer media use
     

+ Consumer Forgiveness:

  • Forgiveness in the business domain

  • Different types of consumer forgiveness
     

 

 

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