Sorim Chung
Sorim Chung
2022 Submissions
Published Conference Proceedings
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2022). The Role of Device Type on Online Crowdfunding Decisions. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2022). The Role of Perceived Risk and Device Type in Online Crowdfunding Decisions. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., & Colton, D. (2022). The Impact of Online Shoppers' Gender and Spatial Needs on Purchase Decisions (FULL PAPER PUBLICATION). American Marketing Association (AMA).
Invited Article/Publication
Chung, S., (2022). The Effect of Claustrophobic Tendencies on Digital Spatial Preferences. Frontiers in Psychology. . 1–9.
Chung, S., (2022). Online Shoppers' Claustrophobic Tendencies and Spatial Needs. KAUPA Letters. 9. 19-22.
Chung, S., Chakravarti, A., & Cho, C. (2022). It Is Different than What I Saw Online: Negative Effects of Webrooming on Purchase Intentions. Psychology and Marketing. 39. 131–149.
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Chung, S., (2022). The Role of Perceived Risk and Device Type in Online Crowdfunding Decisions. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., & Colton, D. (2022). The Impact of Online Shoppers' Gender and Spatial Needs on Purchase Decisions. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., (2022). The Role of Device Type on Online Crowdfunding Decisions. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
2021 Submissions
Published Conference Proceedings
Gupta, M., & Chung, S. (2021). Does the Pandemic Influence the Country of Origin Effect? Higher Purchase Intentions toward Face Masks from Developing Countries. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
Gupta, M., & Chung, S. (2021). Does the Pandemic Influence the Country of Origin Effect? Higher Purchase Intentions toward Face Masks from Developing Countries. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2021). The Role of Perceived Risk and Device Type in Online Crowdfunding Decisions. Association for Consumer Research (ACR).
Invited Article/Publication
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2021). The Role of Perceived Risk and Device Type in Online Crowdfunding Decisions. Advances in Consumer Research. 49. 426-427.
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2021). Investigating the Interplay of Device Type, Product Familiarity, and Shopping Motivations on the Accuracy of Product Size Estimations in E-Commerce Settings. Psychology and Marketing. 38. 1498–1512.
Chung, S., & Hair, N. (2021). The Adverse Effects of Mobile Devices on Willingness to Donate and Online Fundraising Outcomes. International Journal of Advertising. 50. 1343–1365.
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2021). The Role of Perceived Risk and Device Type in Online Crowdfunding Decisions. Association for Consumer Research (ACR).
Gupta, M., & Chung, S. (2021). Does the Pandemic Influence the Country of Origin Effect? Higher Purchase Intentions toward Face Masks from Developing Countries. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
Gupta, M., & Chung, S. (2021). Does the Pandemic Influence the Country of Origin Effect? Higher Purchase Intentions toward Face Masks from Developing Countries. American Marketing Association (AMA).
2020 Submissions
Published Conference Proceedings
Chung, S., & Hair, N. (2020). Negative Effects of Using Mobile Devices on Non-Profit Fundraising Outcomes. ICAMA.
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2020). Larger Screen, Inaccurate Perceptions: Investigating Visual Framing Effects on Online Shoppers' Product-Size Estimation. Association for Consumer Research (ACR).
Invited Article/Publication
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2020). Larger Screen, Inaccurate Perceptions: Investigating Visual Framing Effects on Online Shoppers' Product-Size Estimation. Advances in Consumer Research. 48. 289–290.
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Chung, S., & Karampela, M. (2020). Larger Screen, Inaccurate Perceptions: Investigating Visual Framing Effects on Online Shoppers' Product-Size Estimation. Association for Consumer Research (ACR).
Chung, S., & Hair, N. (2020). Negative Effects of Using Mobile Devices on Non-Profit Fundraising Outcomes. ICAMA.
2018 Submissions
Published Conference Proceedings
Chung, S., Zhu, Y., & Peck, J. (2018). Horizontal or Vertical? How Browsing Direction Affects Online Shoppers. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
Chung, S., Cho, C., & Chakravarti, A. (2018). It Feels Softer Than It Looked Online: Contrast-Priming Effects of Touch-Screen Users in Multi-Channel Shopping. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
Invited Article/Publication
Chung, S., Kramer, T., & Wong, E. (2018). Do Touch Interface Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Input Device Type on Online Shoppers' Engagement, Affect, and Purchase Decisions. Psychology and Marketing. 35. 795-806.
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Chung, S., Zhu, Y., & Peck, J. (2018). Horizontal or Vertical? How Browsing Direction Affects Online Shoppers. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
Chung, S., Cho, C., & Chakravarti, A. (2018). It Feels Softer Than It Looked Online: Contrast-Priming Effects of Touch-Screen Users in Multi-Channel Shopping. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
2017 Submissions
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Chung, S., (2017). Executive briefing: Multi-channel shopping & webrooming. US Army NETCOM Command Strategy Group (CSG) forum.
Chung, S., (2017). Perception. 20/20 Research in Focus.
2016 Submissions
Published Conference Proceedings
Chung, S., Chakravarti, A., & Zwick, R. (2016). It Feels Softer Than It Looked: Contrast-Priming Effects of Touch Screen Users in Multi-Channel Shopping. Association for Consumer Research (ACR).
Invited Article/Publication
Chung, S., Chakravarti, A., & Zwick, R. (2016). It Feels Softer Than It Looked: Contrast-Priming Effects of Touch Screen Users in Multi-Channel Shopping. Advances in Consumer Research. 44. 225–230.
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Chung, S., (2016). Marketing Communications Strategies. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., Chakravarti, A., & Zwick, R. (2016). It Feels Softer Than It Looked: Contrast-Priming Effects of Touch-Screen Users in Multi-Channel Shopping. Association for Consumer Research (ACR).
2015 Submissions
Published Conference Proceedings
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. EMAC Doctoral Colloquium.
Chung, S., (2015). It Feels Softer than How It Showed Online. Contrast Effects of Touch Screen Users. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. Asia Pacific Association for Consumer Research (AP ACR).
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch-Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. Association for Consumer Research (ACR).
Invited Article/Publication
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. Advances in Consumer Research. 43. 488–488.
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. EMAC Doctoral Colloquium.
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. Asia Pacific Association for Consumer Research (AP ACR).
Chung, S., (2015). It Feels Softer Than It Looked Online: Contrast-Priming Effects of Touchscreen Users. American Marketing Association (AMA).
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. Association for Consumer Research (ACR).
Chung, S., (2015). Do Touch Screen Users Feel More Engaged? The Impact of Touch Interfaces on Online Shopping. Society for Consumer Psychology (SCP).