Marketing Behavioral Research Lab
The Marketing Behavioral Research Lab is a dynamic hub for innovative research and a cornerstone of 糖心传媒鈥檚 research infrastructure.
By leveraging advanced technology and fostering collaboration, the lab remains at the cutting edge of research, assisting marketing faculty, honor students, and undergraduate students in developing and testing theories of consumer behavior. A core tenet of the lab is to enhance the realism and behavioral aspects of experimental research to improve the fidelity of the research and the likelihood that it provides insight into real consumer behavior.
The lab bridges the gap between academic theory and real-world application, providing valuable insights into consumer behavior, decision-making, and marketing strategies. Each year, it hosts numerous behavioral experiments.
Highlights
Students benefit from cutting-edge technology and equipment such as:
- Computers with specialized software to design and execute experiments and surveys.
- Individualized participant stations that ensure privacy and minimize distractions during studies.
- Audio-visual equipment for presenting stimuli, such as video clips or interactive media, to enhance data quality.
100
academic conference presentations by our researchers
55
publications by our researchers
20
working projects by our researchers as of fall 2024
Inside the Lab
Marketing Department Subject Pool Program
The Marketing Department Subject Pool Program (MDSPP) is a core component of the Behavioral Research Lab. Students are recruited from MKT 201: Fundamentals of Marketing Management to participate in various research studies, giving students hands-on experience with the academic research process while also supporting faculty research productivity.
The Marketing Department Subject Pool Program (MDSPP) is a core component of the Behavioral Research Lab. Students are recruited from MKT 201: Fundamentals of Marketing Management to participate in various research studies, giving students hands-on experience with the academic research process while also supporting faculty research productivity.