Consumer Psychology Review
A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
Consumer Psychology Review is an annual journal of the Society for Consumer Psychology. CPR aims to provide systematic, integrative, and thought-provoking reviews in areas of classic and contemporary import in consumer psychology.
The primary goals of the journal are to:
- Increase the visibility of current research in or relevant to consumer psychology,
- Serve as a foundational or primary resource for consumer psychologists, and
- Showcase critical and cutting edge theoretical developments in consumer psychology research.
All articles are invited by the editors, in consultation with the Scientific Advisory Committee.
By becoming a member of the Society for Consumer Psychology, you’ll receive print and digital access to CPR in addition to many other benefits.
CPR Co-Editors
David Gal
Co-Editor
Professor of Marketing
University of Illinois Chicago
Itamar Simonson
Co-Editor
Sebastian S. Kresge Emeritus Professor of Marketing
Graduate School of Business, Stanford University
Scientific Advisory Committee
Margaret Campbell
University of Colorado
Tanya Chartrand
Duke University
Darren Dahl
University of British Columbia
Ravi Dhar
Yale University
Ayelet Fishbach
University of Chicago
Aparna Labroo
Northwestern University
John Lynch
University of Colorado
Andrea Morales
Arizona State University
Leif Nelson
University of California, Berkeley
Sharon Shavitt
University of Illinois
L.J. Shrum
HEC Paris
Kathleen Vohs
University of Minnesota
Christian Wheeler
Stanford University
David Wooten
University of Michigan