Robert M. Schindler is affiliated with Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey in the United States. Their research integrates psychology and business management, focusing primarily on consumer behavior and social influence within marketing contexts. The interdisciplinary nature of their work spans areas such as social psychology, applied psychology, and sociology and political science.
Their recent scholarly contributions include the following publications:
Key topics examined in this body of work include consumer behavior in brand consumption and identification, psychology of social influence, decision-making and behavioral economics, as well as emotions and moral behavior. Other topics covered involve the impact of technology on adolescents, digital mental health interventions, and COVID-19 related mental health issues.
The most frequent publication venues for their research are:
Collaborations have been an element of their academic output, with several frequent coauthors including:
Their scholarly focus predominantly lies in marketing with strong intersections in social and applied psychology. The blend of commercial and psychological perspectives enables exploration of how consumers engage with brands and social influences, as well as broader behavioral economic phenomena.
Barbara Bickart;Robert Schindler
Morris B. Holbrook;Robert M. Schindler
Morris B. Holbrook;Robert M. Schindler
Morris B. Holbrook;Robert M. Schindler
Robert M. Schindler;Barbara Bickart
Robert M. Schindler;Morris B. Holbrook
Robert M. Schindler;Barbara Bickart
Morris B. Holbrook;Robert M. Schindler
Robert M. Schindler;Patrick N. Kirby
Robert M. Schindler
Morris B. Holbrook;Robert M. Schindler
Robert M. Schindler
Robert M. Schindler;Thomas M. Kibarian
Shalini Bahl;George R. Milne;Spencer M. Ross;David Glen Mick
Lee C. Simmons;Robert M. Schindler
Robert M. Schindler;Alan R. Wiman
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George Y. Bizer;Robert M. Schindler
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Robert M. Schindler;Maureen Morrin;Nada Nasr Bechwati
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