JOURNAL PAPERS
1.
Chun-Tuan Chang and Xing-Yu
(Marcos) Chu (2019), “The Give and Take of Cause-Related Marketing: Purchasing
Cause-Related Products Licenses Consumer Indulgence,” Journal of Academy of Marketing Science (SSCI), accepted.
2.
Chun-Tuan Chang, Xing-Yu (Marcos)
Chu, and I-Ting Tsai (2019), “Quick or Committed? Bundling Time Duration, Cause
Type and Product Type in Cause-Related Marketing,” Journal of Advertising Research (SSCI), accepted.
3.
Chun-Tuan Chang and Hsin-Yi Wang
(2019), “The Bigger the Picture, the
Better? Impacts of Product and Model Ratio and Brand-Consumer Relationship on
Advertising Effectiveness,” NTU
Management Review (TSSCI, SCOPUS), accepted.
4.
Zhao-Hong Cheng, Chun-Tuan Chang,
and Yu-Kang Lee (2019), “Linking Hedonic and Utilitarian Shopping Values to
Consumer Skepticism and Green Consumption: The Roles of Environmental
Involvement and Locus of Control,” Review
of Managerial Science (SSCI), accepted.
5.
Chun-Tuan Chang, Pei-Chi Chen,
Xing-Yu (Marcos) Chu, Ming-Tsung Kung, and Yi-Feng Huang (2018), “Is Cash
Always King? Bundling Product-Cause Fit and Product Type in Cause-Related
Marketing,” Psychology & Marketing
(SSCI), 35 (12), 990-1009.
6.
Guei-Hua Huang, Nikolaos
Korfiatisa, and Chun-Tuan Chang (2018), “Mobile Shopping Cart Abandonment: The
Roles of Conflicts, Ambivalence and Hesitation,” Journal of Business Research (SSCI), 85(April), 165-174.
7.
Chun-Tuan Chang, Yuan-Ciao Wu,
Yu-Kang Lee, and Xing-Yu Chu (2018), “Right Metaphor, Right Place: Choosing a
Visual Metaphor Based on Product Type and Consumer Differences,” International Journal of Advertising (SSCI), 37(2), 309-336.
8.
Yu-Kang Lee, Chun-Tuan Chang, and
Zhao-Hong Cheng, and You Lin (2018), “How Social Anxiety and Reduced
Self-Efficacy Induce Smartphone Addiction in Materialistic People,” Social Science Computer Review (SSCI),
36(1), 36-56.
9.
Hsiu-Wen Liu and Chun-Tuan Chang (2018), Consumer Choice
Behavior in Cause-Related Marketing: Who Cares More? Journal of Quality (EI),
25(1), 38-53.
10. Hsiao-Ching Lee, Chun-Tuan Chang, Yu-Hsuan Chen, and Yu-Shian Huang (2017), “The Spell of
Cuteness in Food Consumption? It Depends on Food Type and Consumption
Motivation,” Food Quality and Preference
(SCI), 65(April), 110-117.
11. Hsiao-Ching Lee, Chun-Tuan Chang, Zhao-Hong Cheng, and Yen-Ting Chen
(2017), “Will an Organic Label Always Increase Food Consumption? It Depends on
Food Type and Consumer Differences in Health Locus of Control,” Food Quality and Preference (SCI),
63(Aug.), 88-96.
12. Chun-Tuan Chang, Yu-Kang Lee, and Zhao-Hong Cheng (2017), “Baby Face
Wins? Examining Election Success Based on Candidate Election Bulletin Via
Multilevel Modeling,” Asian Journal of
Social Psychology (SSCI), 20(2), 97-112.
13. Yu-Kang Lee, Chun-Tuan Chang, and Pei-Chi Chen (2017), “What Sells
Better: Fear or Hope? It Depends on Whether the Environmental Issue Is Global
or Local,” Journal of Advertising
Research (SSCI), 57(4), 379-396.
14. Chun-Tuan Chang and Pei-Chi Chen (2017), “Cause-Related Marketing Ads in
the Eye Tracker: It Depends on How You Present, Who Sees the Ad, and What You
Promote,” International Journal of
Advertising (SSCI), 36(2), 336-355.
15. Yu-Kang Lee,
Chun-Tuan Chang, and Zhao-Hong Cheng, and You Lin (2017), “Heads-Down Tribes
Across Four Asian Countries: Antecedents of Smartphone Addiction,” International Journal of Mobile
Communications (SSCI), 15(4),
414-436.
16. Chun-Tuan Chang and Ching-Chiao Feng (2016), “Bygone Eras vs. the Good Ol’
Days: How Consumption Context and Self-Construal Influence Nostalgic Appeal
Selection,” International Journal of
Advertising (SSCI), 35(3), 589-615.
17. Yu-Kang Lee,
Chun-Tuan Chang, and Zhao-Hong Cheng, and You Lin (2016), “Helpful-Stressful Cycle? Psychological
Links Between Type of Mobile Phone User and Stress,” Behaviour
& Information Technology (SSCI), 35(1), 75-86.
18.
Chun-Tuan
Chang and Minh-Hsuan Tung (2016), “Intergenerational Appeal in Advertising: Impacts of Brand-Gender
Extension and Brand History,” International
Journal of Advertising (SSCI), 35(2), 345-361.
19.
Chun-Tuan
Chang and Cheng-Xuan Chen (2015), “Babyface Effects: A Double-Edged Sword in
Healthcare Service Evaluations,” Asian
Journal of Social Psychology (SSCI),
18(4), 325-336.
20.
Chun-Tuan Chang and Zhao-Hong Cheng (2015), “Tugging on Heartstrings: Shopping
Orientation, Mindset, and Consumer Responses to Cause-Related Marketing,” Journal of Business Ethics (SSCI), 127(2), 337-350.
21. Yu-Kang Lee,
Chun-Tuan Chang, You Lin, and Zhao-Hong Cheng (2014), “The Dark Side of Smartphone Usage: Psychological Traits,
Compulsive Behavior and Technostress,” Computers
in Human Behavior (SSCI), 31, 373-383.
22.
Chun-Tuan Chang and Chien-Hun Tseng (2013), “Can Sex Sell
Bread? The Impacts of
Sexual Appeal Type, Product Type and Sensation Seeking,” International Journal of Advertising (SSCI), 32(4), 559-585.
23.
Yu-Kang Lee, You Lin, Zhao-Hong Cheng, and Chun-Tuan Chang
(2013), “When Smartphone Outsmarts Users: The Moderating Effects of User Types on
Individual Differences of Stress Induction,” Journal of Behavioral Addictions, 2(1), 22.
24.
Chun-Tuan Chang and Ching-Ting Yen (2013), “Missing Ingredients in Metaphor Advertising: The
Right Formula of Metaphor Type, Product Type, and Need for Cognition,” Journal of Advertising (SSCI), 42(1), 80-94.
25.
Chun-Tuan Chang and Hsiu-Wen
Liu (2012), “Goodwill Hunting? Influences of Product-Cause Fit, Product
Type, and Donation Level in Cause-Related Marketing,” Marketing Intelligence and Planning, Vol.
30 (6), 634-652.
26. Chun-Tuan
Chang, Ya-Ting Yu, and You Lin (2012), “Guilt Appeals as a Blessing or a Curse?
Influences of Sponsorship Identity and Sponsor-Issue Fit on Guilt Appeals in
Charity-Related Advertising,” in Advances
in Consumer Research, Volume 40, eds. Zeynep Gurhan Canli, Cele Otnes and Rui
(Juliet) Zhu, Duluth, MN : Association for Consumer Research, pp. 705.
27.
Chun-Tuan Chang (2012), “Are Guilt Appeals a Panacea in Green Advertising?
The Right Formula of Issue Proximity and Environmental Consciousness,” International Journal of Advertising (SSCI), Vol. 31(4), 741-771.
28.
Chun-Tuan Chang (2012), “Missing Ingredients in Cause-Related
Advertising: The Right Formula of Execution
Style and Cause Framing,” International
Journal of Advertising (SSCI),
Vol. 31 (2), 231-256.
29.
Yu-Kang Lee and Chun-Tuan Chang (2011), “Missing
Ingredients in Political Advertising: The Right Formula for Political
Sophistication and Candidate Credibility,” The
Social Science Journal (SSCI),
Vol. 48 (4), 659-671.
30.
Chun-Tuan Chang (2011), “Guilt Appeals in Cause-Related
Marketing: The Subversive Roles of Product Type and Donation Magnitude,” International Journal of Advertising (SSCI), Vol. 30(4), 587-617.
31.
Chun-Tuan Chang, and Yu-Kang Lee (2011), “The 'I' of the Beholder: How Gender
Differences and Self-Referencing Influence Charity Advertising,”
International Journal of Advertising (SSCI), Vol. 30 (2), 447-478.
32.
Chun-Tuan Chang, and Yu-Kang Lee (2010), “Effects
of Message Framing, Vividness Congruency, and Statistical Framing on Responses
to Charity Advertising,” International
Journal of Advertising (SSCI), Vol. 29
(2), 195-220.
33. Yu-Kang Lee,
and Chun-Tuan Chang (2010), “Framing Public Policy: The Impacts of Political
Sophistication and Nature of Public Policy,” The Social Science Journal
(SSCI), Vol. 47,
69-89.
34. Chun-Tuan Chang, Ting-Ting Chen
(2010), “Guilt Appeals in Cause-Related Advertising: When Does a Guilt Appeal Backfire?”
in Advances in Consumer Research Volume 37, eds. Margaret C. Campbell and Jeff
Inman and Rik Pieters, Duluth, MN : Association for Consumer Research, 522.
35.
Chun-Tuan Chang, and Yu-Kang Lee (2009), “Framing Charity
Advertising: Influences of Message Framing, Image Valence, and Temporal Framing
on a Charitable Appeal,” Journal of
Applied Social Psychology (SSCI),
Vol. 39 (12), 2910-2935.
36.
Chun-Tuan
Chang, Ting-Ting Chen (2009), “Consumer Response to Harmful Products with
Cause-Related Marketing: Influences of Product-Cause Fit and Product Type,” in
Advances in Consumer Research Volume 36, eds. Ann L. McGill and Sharon Shavitt,
Duluth, MN : Association for Consumer Research, 793-794.
37.
Chun-Tuan
Chang, Yu-Kang Lee, Kuang-Hao Chen (2009), “The “I” of the Beholder: The
Impacts of Gender Differences and Self-Referencing on Charity Advertising,” in
Advances in Consumer Research Volume 36, eds. Ann L. McGill and Sharon Shavitt,
Duluth, MN : Association for Consumer Research, 748-749.
38.
Chun-Tuan
Chang (2008), “To Donate or Not to Donate? Product Characteristics and Framing
Effects of Cause-Related Marketing on Consumer Purchase Behavior,” Psychology
& Marketing (SSCI), Vol. 25 (12), 1089-1110.
39.
Yu-Kang Lee, and Chun-Tuan Chang (2008), “'A
Social Landslide': Social Inequalities of Lottery Advertising in Taiwan,” Social Behavior and Personality (SSCI), Vol. 36 (9), 1423-1437.
40.
Yu-Kang Lee, and Chun-Tuan Chang (2008), "Intrinsic
or Extrinsic? Determinants Affecting Donation Behaviors," International
Journal of Educational Advancement, Vol. 8 (1), 13-24.
41.
Chun-Tuan Chang, and Lee, Chia-Ying (2008), “All
Cause-Related Advertisements Are Not Created Equal: Influences of Product Characteristics and
Framing Effects on Consumer Purchase Decision,” in Cele Otnes (Ed.), European Advances in Consumer Research
(Vol. 8) (pp.491-492), Provo, UT: Association of Consumer Research.
42.
Chun-Tuan Chang, and Yu-Kang Lee (2008), “All Charity
Advertisements Are Not Created Equal: Influences of Message Framing, Vividness
Valence, and Number Size Framing,” in Angela Y. Lee and Dilip Soman (Eds.), Advances in Consumer Research (Vol. 35) (p.652), Provo, UT: Association
of Consumer Research.
43.
Chun-Tuan
Chang, and Yu-Kang Lee (2008), “The Roles of Product Characteristics and
Framing Effects in the Effectiveness of Cause-Related Marketing,” in Angela Y.
Lee and Dilip Soman (Eds.), Advances in
Consumer Research (Vol. 35) (p.780-781), Provo, UT: Association of Consumer Research.
44.
Yu-Kang Lee, and Chun-Tuan Chang (2007), “Who Gives What
to Charity? Characteristics Affecting Donation Behavior,” Social Behavior and Personality (SSCI), Vol. 35 (9), 1173-1180.
45.
Chun-Tuan Chang (2007), “Interactive Effects of Message Framing, Product Perceived Risk, and Mood
— The Case of Travel Healthcare Product Advertising,” Journal of Advertising Research (SSCI), Vol. 47 (1), pp.
51-65.
46.
Chun-Tuan Chang (2007), “Health-Care Product Advertising:
The Influences of Message Framing and Perceived Product Characteristics,” Psychology & Marketing (SSCI), Vol. 24 (2), pp. 143-169.
47.
Chun-Tuan Chang (2006), “Is a Picture Worth a Thousand
Words? Influences of Graphic Illustration on Framed Advertisements”, in
Cornelia Pechmann and Linda L. Price (Eds.), Advances in Consumer Research (Vol. 33), pp. 104-112, Provo, UT:
Association of Consumer Research.
48.
Chun-Tuan
Chang, and Yu-Kang Lee (2006), “The Moderators of Vividness Effects and
Statistical Formats on Framing-Message Effectiveness Relationship” in Karin M.
Ekström and Helene Brembeck (Eds.), European
Advances in Consumer Research
(Vol.7), Provo, UT: Association of Consumer Research, pp. 388-389.
49.
Chun-Tuan Chang (2005), “Advertising Healthcare
Products,” Annals of Tourism Research (SSCI), Vol. 32 (3), pp.
808-811.
50. Yu-Kang Lee, and Chun-Tuan Chang
(2005), “Social Impacts of the Public Welfare Lottery: An Empirical Study in
Taiwan,” Modern Asian Studies (SSCI), Vol.39 (1), pp. 133-153.
51.
Chun-Tuan
Chang (2004), “Communication Effectiveness and Format Effects in Consumer
Healthcare Decision Making,” Consumer Interest Annual, Vol. 50, pp.
106-107.
52.
Chun-Tuan
Chang (2003), “The Influences
of Message Framing, Perceived Product Innovativeness, and Health Involvement on
Advertising Effectiveness of Healthcare Products” in Darach Turley and Stephen
Brown (Eds.), European Advances in
Consumer Research (Vol.6), Provo, UT:
Association of Consumer Research, pp. 217-224.
CONFERNCE PAPRES
1. Chun-Tuan Chang, Hsiao-Ching Lee, Yu-Kang Lee, Tsung-Pin Wang, and You Lin (2019),“When “Human-like” Becomes “Humans Don't Like It”: The Impact of Regulatory Focus and Health Locus of Control on Evaluations of Anthropomorphized Healthcare Products” presented at 2019 Winter American Marketing Association Conference (AMA), Austin, U.S.A.
2.
Tok,
Dickson and Chun-Tuan Chang (2019), “How Common or Scientific Name Works? The
Influence of Food Type and Regulatory Focus on the Choice of Ingredient Name,”
Competitive Paper Session, presented at 2019 Academy of Marketing Science
Annual Conference (AMS), Vancouver, Canada.
3.
Chu,
Xing-Yu (Marcos), Chun-Tuan Chang, and Dickson Tok (2019), “Distance is Worth!
Impacts of Spatial Distance Between Model and Product on Product Evaluation,”
Competitive Paper Session, presented at 2019 Academy of Marketing Science
Annual Conference (AMS), Vancouver, Canada.
4.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu (Marcos) Chu, I-Ting Tsai, and Ming-Tsung Kong (2019),
“Short or Long? Finding the Right Combination of Time Duration, Cause Type, and
Product Type in Cause-Related Marketing,” Competitive Paper Session, presented
at 2019 Academy of Marketing Science Annual Conference (AMS), Vancouver,
Canada.
5.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu (Marcos) Chu, I-Ting Tsai, and Ming-Tsung Kung (2019),
“Short or Long? The Right Combination of Time Duration, Cause Type, and Product
Type in Cause-Related Marketing,” Competitive Paper Session, paper will be
presented at 2019 Society for Consumer Psychology Conference (SCP), Savannah,
U.S.A.
6.
Lee,
Hsiao-Ching, Chun-Tuan Chang, Yu-Kang Lee, Hui-Wen Chang, and Guei-hua Huang
(2018), “‘Million Dollar Smile?’ Advertising Effects of a Model’s Smile
Intensity Depend on Relationship Norm and Consumer Self-Construal,” Competitive
Paper Session, paper presented at 2018 Association for Consumer Research North
American Conference (ACR), Dallas, U.S.A.
7.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu (Marcos) Chu, Chun-Chen Tsai, and Dickson Tok (2018), “Magic
Hands? How Hand-Holding Appeal, Food Type, and Contamination Effects Impact
Food Advertising Effectiveness,” Competitive Paper Session, paper presented at
2018 Association for Consumer Research North American Conference (ACR), Dallas,
U.S.A.
8.
Lee,
Yu-Kang, Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lin, You, Cheng, Zhao-Hong, and Chen, Jing-Yi
(2018), “Problematic Smartphone Usage Is Like Catching a Cold: The Contagion
Effects of Problematic Smartphone Behaviors,” paper
presented at 2018 Asia-Pacific Conference on Management and Business
(APCMB), Fukuoka, Japan.
9.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu (Marcos) Chu, Shr-Chi Wang, and Dickson Tok (2017), “Can
Sexy Images Drag You Down? How Gender and Self-construal Impact Subsequent Indulgent
Consumption,” Competitive Paper Session, paper presented at 2017 Association
for Consumer Research North American Conference (ACR), San Diego, U.S.A.
10.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu (Marcos) Chu, Hsin-Yi Wang, and Dickson Tok (2017), “Does
Bigger Equal Better? How Product-Model Size Ratio and Brand’s Social Role
Impact Ad Effectiveness,” Competitive Paper Session, paper presented at 2017
Association for Consumer Research North American Conference (ACR), San Diego,
U.S.A.
11.
Chu,
Xing-Yu and Chun-Tuan Chang (2017),“It’s Better Over There”- How Spatial
Distance Affects Consumers’ Product Evaluation,” paper will be presented at
2017 Summer American Marketing Association Conference (AMA), San Francisco,
U.S.A.
12.
Chang
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu Chu, and Hsin-yi Wang (2017),“Is Bigger Always
Better? The Impacts of Product-Model Size Ratio and Brand Social Role on
Advertising Effectiveness,” paper will be presented at 2017 Summer American
Marketing Association Conference (AMA), San Francisco, U.S.A.
13.
Chang
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu Chu, and Shih-Ting Kao (2017),“The Right Formula of Ad
Language and Relationship Norm for a Cute Spokes-Character,” paper will be
presented at 2017 Summer American Marketing Association Conference (AMA), San
Francisco, U.S.A.
14.
Chu,
Xing-Yu and Chun-Tuan Chang (2017), “Cause-Related Marketing Paradox:
Purchasing Products with a Cause Licenses Self-interest, Self-indulgence or
Less Helping Behavior,” paper will be presented at 2017 Academy of Marketing
Science Annual Conference (AMS), San Diego, U.S.A.
15.
Chu,
Xing-Yu, Chun-Tuan Chang, and Shr-Chi Wang (2017), “Does “Hot” Lead to “Not so
Hot?” Sexy Images, Indulgent Consumption, and the Impacts of Gender and
Self-construal,” paper will be presented at 2017 Academy of Marketing Science
Annual Conference (AMS), San Diego, U.S.A.
16.
Lee,
Hsiao-Ching, Xing-Yu Chu, Chun-Tuan Chang, Yu-Hsuan Chen, and Yu-Shian Huang
(2017), “The Spell of Cuteness in Food Communication? It Depends on Consumption
Motivation, Food Type and Incidental Affect,” paper will be presented at 2017
Academy of Marketing Science Annual Conference (AMS), San Diego, U.S.A.
17.
Chu,
Xing-Yu, Chun-Tuan Chang, and
Ming-Tsung Kung (2017), “Does Distance Make It Beautiful? Spatial Distance and
Consumers’ Product Evaluations,” paper will be presented at 39th
Annual ISMS Marketing Science Conference, Los Angeles, U.S.A.
18.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu Chu, Hsin-Yi Wang, and Ming-Tsung Kung (2017), “Is Bigger
Always Better the Impacts of Product-model Size Ratio and Brand Social Role on
Advertising Effectiveness,” paper will be presented at 39th Annual
ISMS Marketing Science Conference, Los Angeles, U.S.A.
19.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan, Xing-Yu Chu, Pei-Chi Chen, and Yi-Feng Huang (2017), “Is Cash Always
King? Bundling Product-Cause Fit and Product Type in Cause-Related Marketing,”
paper presented at 2017 Winter American Marketing Association Conference (AMA),
Orlando, U.S.A.
20.
Lee,
Hsiao-Ching Chun-Tuan Chang, Yu-Hsuan Chen, Yu-Shian Huang, and Xing-Yu Chu (2017),
“Eat Me, Eat Me Not: Cute Food and the Consumer Disposition,” paper presented
at 2017 Winter American Marketing Association Conference (AMA), Orlando, U.S.A.
21.
Lee, Yu-Kang, Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lin, You, and Cheng,
Zhao-Hong (2016), “Materialism on Smartphone Addiction: Reveal the Missing
Links through Self-Efficacy and Social Anxiety,” paper presented in the 2016
International Conference on Internet Studies (NETs 2016), Osaka, Japan.
22.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Yeh, Wei-Cheng, Lin, You (2016), “Is Cute
Design Good for Green Products? Influences of Green Appeals and Babyface
Schema,” paper presented at 2016 Academy of Marketing Science Annual
Conference, Lake Buena Vista, USA.
23.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Yeh, Wei-Cheng, Lin, You (2016), “Is Cute
Design Good for Green Products? Influences of Green Appeals and Babyface
Schema,” paper presented at American Marketing Association Winter Educators'
Conference 2016 Proceedings, Las Vegas, USA.
24.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Chu, Xing-Yu, Cheng, Zhao-Hong, and Tok, Dickson
(2015), “Can Buying a Product
with a Cause Make Us Better People? Licensing Effect after Purchasing a Product
with a Cause,” paper presented at the Conference of
Association of Consumer Research, New Orleans, USA.
25.
Chen, Pei-Chi, and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2015), “Self-Focused or
Other-Focused Appeal? Impacts of Non-Profit Organization Type and Cultural
Differences on Cause-Related Marketing,” paper presented at the 2015
Asia-Pacific Conference of the Association for Consumer Research, Hong Kong,
China.
26.
Lee, Yu-Kang, Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lin, You, and Cheng,
Zhao-Hong (2015), “Mediating Roles of Control Self-Efficacy and Social
Interaction Anxiety Between Materialism and Smartphone Addiction: Opening the
Black Box in US and China,” paper presented in the 2015 Annual Symposium on Management
and Social Sciences (ASMSS), Osaka, Japan.
27.
Chen, Pei-Chi and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2015), “Does Hunger
Matter? How Focal Image Style, Food Type and Physical Status Impact CRM
Effectiveness,” paper presented at the 2015 Asia-Pacific Conference of the Association
for Consumer Research, Hong Kong, China.
28.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Chen, Pei-Chi (2014), “An Eye on Cause-Related Marketing Ads: Using
Eye-Tracking to Investigate the Effects of Execution Style and Product Type,”
paper presented at the 2014 American Marketing Association Winter Marketing
Educators’ Conference, Orlando, US.
29.
Lee, Yu-Kang, Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lin, You, and Cheng,
Zhao-Hong (2014), “Is Your Smartphone Helping You as much as It's Hurting You?
A Cross Country Survey,” paper presented in the 2014 International Symposium on
Business and Social Sciences (ISBSS), Hokkaido, Japan.
30.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Feng, Ching-Chiao and
Chen, Pei-Chi (2013), “All Nostalgic Ads Are Not Created Equal: The Influences of Nostalgic Type,
Product Type, and Self-Construal,” paper presented in Conference
of European Association of Consumer Research, Barcelona, Spain.
31.
Lee, Yu-Kang, Lin, You, Cheng, Zhao-Hong, and Chang,
Chun-Tuan (2013), “When Smartphone Outsmarts Users: The Moderating Effects
of User Types on Individual Differences of Stress Induction,” paper presented
in the 1st International Conference on Behavioral Addictions, Budapest,
Hungary.
32.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Yu, Ya-Ting, and Lin, You (2012),
“Guilt Appeals as a Blessing or a Curse? Influences of Sponsorship Identity and
Sponsor-Issue Fit on Guilt Appeals in Charity-Related Advertising,” paper
presented in Conference of Association of Consumer Research,
Vancouver, Canada.
33.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Yen, Ching-Ting, and Chen, Ting-Ting (2011), “All Metaphors in Advertising Are Not Created
Equal: Influences of Product Type and Need for Cognition,” paper
presented in Conference of Association of Consumer Research,
St. Louis, US.
34.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lee, Yu-Kang, and Chen, Ting-Ting (2011), “Product or Cause? The Impacts of Product
Type and Cause Framing in Cause-Related Marketing Advertising,” paper presented
in Conference of Association of Consumer Research, St. Louis, US.
35.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lee, Yu-Kang, and Chen, Ting-Ting (2010), “Guilt Appeals
in Green Advertising: Influences of Issue Proximity and Environmental
Involvement,” paper presented in Conference of Association of Consumer
Research, Jacksonville,
US.
36.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lee, Yu-Kang, Wu, Shan-Min, and Chen, Ting-Ting
(2010), “Are
Guilt Appeals Good in Green Marketing? The Moderating Roles of Issue Proximity
and Environmental Involvement,” paper presented in Conference
of European Association of Consumer Research, London, UK.
37.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Liu, Hsiu-Wen, and Chen,
Ting-Ting (2010), “Is
Product-Cause Fit a Panacea in Cause-Related Marketing? Impacts of Type of Fit,
Product Type, and Donation Magnitude,” paper presented in Conference of European Association of Consumer Research,
London, UK (NSC: 96-2914-I-390-004-).
38.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Chen, Ting-Ting (2009),
“Guilt Appeals in Cause-Related Advertising: What Are Their Effects?” paper
presented in Conference of Association of Consumer Research, Pittsburgh, USA.
39.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, and Chen, Kuang-Hao (2009), “Influences of
Promotion Type, Promotion Framing and Product Price Level on the Effectiveness
of Sales Promotion,” paper presented in International Conference on Business and Information, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
40. Chang,
Chun-Tuan, and Wu, Shan-Min
(2009), “Advertising of Green Marketing: Influences of Guilt Appeals and Issue
Proximity,” paper presented in International Conference on Business and Information, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
41.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Chen, Ting-Ting (2009), “Do
Priming and Product Involvement Matter in Blog Product Placement?” paper
presented in the International Applied Business Research (IABR) Conference, San
Antonio, USA.
42.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, and Chang, Ya-Fen (2008), “Influences of
Message Framing and Temporal Distance on Healthcare Advertising Promotion,” paper presented in International Conference
on Business and Information, Seoul, Korea.
43.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan, and Chan, Te-Yao (2008), “Country-of-Design and
Country-of-Manufacture Effects on Consumer Perceptions of Product Evaluation,” paper presented in International Conference on Business and Information, Seoul, Korea.
44.
Lee, Chia-Ying, and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2008), “I Does
Product-Cause Fit Really Matter in Cause-Related Marketing for Harmful
Products? Influences of Fit Nature and Product Type,” paper presented in International Conference
on Business and Information, Seoul, Korea.
45.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lee, Yu-Kang, Chang, Ya-Fen (2007), “All Charity Advertisements Are Not
Created Equal: Influences of Message Framing, Vividness Valence, and Number
Size Framing,” paper presented in Conference of Association of
Consumer Research, Memphis, USA.
46.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, Lee, Yu-Kang, Lee, Chia-Ying,
and Chan, Te-Yao (2007), “The Roles of Product Characteristics and Framing Effects in the
Effectiveness of Cause-Related Marketing,” paper
presented in Conference of Association of Consumer Research, Memphis, USA.
47.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Lee, Yu-Kang (2007), “All Cause-Related Advertisements
Are Not Created Equal: Influences of Product Characteristics and Framing
Effects on Consumer Purchase Decision,” paper presented in Conference of
European Association of Consumer Research, Milan Italy (NSC: 96-2914-I-390-004-).
48.
Lee, Yu-Kang and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2007), “Gender
Electioneering: Issue versus Image Style and the Decision to Go Negative in
Political Advertising,” paper accepted by at the annual meeting of
American Political Science Association, Chicago, USA.
49.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Lee, Yu-Kang (2007), “Framing
Appealing Advertising – Are Charities Getting it Right?” paper accepted by the
Academy of Marketing Science World Marketing Congress, Verona, Italy. (NSC: 93-2416-H-390-009)
50.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Lee, Yu-Kang (2007), “All
Political Advertisements are Not Created Equal: Influences of Political
Sophistication and Candidate Credibility on Political Advertising,” paper accepted by the Academy of Marketing Science World
Marketing Congress, Verona, Italy. (NSC: 95-2416-H-390-005-)
51.
Lee, Yu-Kang, Chang, Chun-Tuan, and Chyi-Lu Jang
(2007), “Child Poverty Advertising: Are
Charities Getting It Right?” paper presented in the annual meeting of
American Sociological Association (round-table section), New York, USA.
52.
Chang, Chun-Tuan, and Li, Yu-Shin (2007), “Influences of Affect-Based Complementarity on Cause-Related Marketing,”
paper presented in International Conference
on Business and Information, Tokyo, Japan.
53.
Chang,
Chun-Tuan and Fang, Shin-Kuang (2007), “Does Coupon Framing Influence
Consumer Evaluation of Price Discount Promotion?” paper presented in International Conference on
Business and Information, Tokyo, Japan.
54.
Lee, Yu-Kang and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2006), “Do
Political Sophistication and Candidate Credibility Matter to Political
Advertising?” paper accepted by at the annual meeting of American Political
Association, Philadelphia, USA. (NSC: 95-2416-H-390-005-)
55.
Lee, Yu-Kang and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2006), “Social
Inequalities of Lottery Advertising on Consumer Welfare,” paper presented in the
annual meeting of American Sociological Association (round-table section),
Montreal, Canada. (NSC: 94-2412-H-110-002-)
56.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Kuo, Shu-Hui (2006), “Does
More Corporate Charitable Donation Always Lead to More Consumer Purchases?”
paper presented in the International Conference on Business and Information,
Singapore.
57.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Wang, Yi-Ren 2006, “Do
Numbers Really Talk? Influences of Framing Effects on Consumer Investment
Decisions,” paper presented in the International Conference on Management
Sciences & Decision Making, Taipei, Taiwan.
58.
Chang, Chun-Tuan (2005), “Is a Picture Worth a
Thousand Words? Influences of Graphic Illustration on Framed Advertisements,”
paper presented in Conference of Association of Consumer Research, San Antonio,
USA.
59.
Lee, Yu-Kang and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2005),
“Influences of Message Framing and Political Sophistication in Political
Communication: An Experimental Study in Taiwan,” paper presented in the annual
meeting of American Political Association, Washington, DC, USA.
60.
Chang, Chun-Tuan and Lee, Yu-Kang (2005), “The
Moderators of Statistical Formats of Product Efficacy and Graphical Display on
Framing Message Effectiveness Relationship,” paper presented in Conference of
European Association of Consumer Research, Gothenburg, Sweden. (NSC:
93-2416-H-390-009)
61.
Chang, Chun-Tuan (2005), “Does Perceived Health
Risk Increase or Decrease the Effectiveness of Positively versus Negatively
Messages?” paper presented in
the Taiwan-Strait Economic Forum:
Industrial Economics and Financial Management, Tianjin, China.
62.
Lee, Yu-Kang and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2004),
“Influences of Message Framing and Political Sophistication in Political
Communication: An Experimental Study in Taiwan,” paper presented in the Western Conference of the Association for
Asian Studies, Seattle, USA.
63.
Lee, Yu-Kang and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2004),
“Influences of Message Framing and Political Familiarity on Political
Communication – An Experimental Study in Taiwan,” paper presented in the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs,
Minneapolis, USA.
64.
Chang, Chun-Tuan (2004), “The Moderating Effects
of Perceived Product Characteristics on the Message Framing-Advertising
Effectiveness Relationship” paper accepted for AMA 2004 Summer Marketing
Educators’ Conference, Boston, USA.
65.
Chang, Chun-Tuan (2004), “Communication
Effectiveness and Format Effects in Consumer Healthcare Decision Making,” paper
accepted by the American Council on Consumer Interests, Washington, DC, USA.
66.
Lee, Yu-Kang, and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2003), “Social
Welfare Effects of the Public Welfare Lottery: A Taiwanese Case,” paper
presented in The New England Association for Asian Studies Conference, Boston,
USA.
67.
Chang, Chun-Tuan (2003), “A Model of Advertising
Effectiveness of Healthcare Products: Message Framing Effects, Perceived
Product Innovativeness, and Consumer Health Consciousness,” paper presented in
111th Annual Convention, American Psychology Association, Toronto,
Canada.
68.
Lee, Yu-Kang and Chang, Chun-Tuan (2003), “The
Welfare Effects of the Public Welfare Lottery: Evidence from Taiwan,” paper
presented in Conference of Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast (ASPAC), Hawaii,
USA.
69.
Chang, Chun-Tuan (2003), “The Influences of Message
Framing, Perceived Product Innovativeness, and Health Involvement on
Advertising Effectiveness of Healthcare Products,” paper presented in
Conference of European Association of Consumer Research, Dublin, Ireland.