This course will offer students an advanced understanding of behavioural theories of judgment and decision making, with emphasis on consumer behaviour. Specifically, the course will provide at the graduate level a collaborative examination of the processes involved in attention, memory, perception, attitude formation, choice, and satisfaction in consumption-related environments. Substantive knowledge and research methods underlying each of these streams of study will be explored. Weekly hours: 3 Seminar/Discussion hoursPermission of the department is required.
This course will offer students an advanced understanding of behavioural theories of judgment and decision making, with emphasis on consumer behaviour. Specifically, the course will provide at the graduate level a collaborative examination of the processes involved in attention, memory, perception, attitude formation, choice, and satisfaction in consumption-related environments. Substantive knowledge and research methods underlying each of these streams of study will be explored. Weekly hours: 3 Seminar/Discussion hoursPermission of the department is required.
