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Alireza Golmohammadi
Alireza Golmohammadi
Department of Marketing, Belk College of Business, University of North Carolina Charlotte
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei uncc.edu
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How technology is changing retail
V Shankar, K Kalyanam, P Setia, A Golmohammadi, S Tirunillai, ...
Journal of Retailing 97 (1), 13-27, 2021
3492021
Cross-cultural comparison of Chinese and Arab consumer complaint behavior in the hotel context
B Jahandideh, A Golmohammadi, F Meng, KD O‘Gorman, B Taheri
International Journal of Hospitality Management 41, 67-76, 2014
732014
Negative online reviews and consumers’ service consumption
A Golmohammadi, AS Mattila, DK Gauri
Journal of Business Research 116, 27-36, 2020
432020
Booking on-line or not: a decision rule approach
AR Golmohammadi, B Jahandideh, KD O'gorman
Tourism management perspectives 2, 85-88, 2012
402012
Complaint publicization in social media
A Golmohammadi, T Havakhor, DK Gauri, J Comprix
Journal of Marketing 85 (6), 1-23, 2021
332021
Importance analysis of travel attributes using a rough set‐based neural network: The case of Iranian tourism industry
A Golmohammadi, N Shams Ghareneh, A Keramati, B Jahandideh
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology 2 (2), 155-171, 2011
232011
Prioritizing service quality dimensions: A neural network approach
A Golmohammadi, B Jahandideh
International Journal of Economics and Management Engineering 4 (4), 349-354, 2010
202010
Social Media Communication and Company Value: The Moderating Role of Industry Competitiveness
A Golmohammadi, DK Gauri, H Mirahmad
Journal of Service Research 26 (1), 120-135, 2023
92023
Ad expenditures and perceived quality: a replication and extension
K Rajavi, DR Lehmann, KL Keller, A Golmohammadi
Marketing Letters 34 (1), 161-169, 2023
22023
How advertising expenditures affect consumers’ perceptions of quality: A psychology-based assessment of brand-, category-, and country-level moderators
K Rajavi, DR Lehmann, KL Keller, A Golmohammadi
Journal of Advertising Research 62 (4), 321-335, 2022
12022
DO EARLY WORDS FROM NEW VENTURES PREDICT FUNDRAISING? A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF SOCIAL MEDIA NARRATIVES.
T Havakhor, A Golmohammadi, R Sabherwal, DK Gauri
MIS Quarterly 47 (2), 2023
2023
Understanding the Relationship between Ad Expenditures and Perceived Quality
K Rajavi, DR Lehmann, KL Keller, A Golmohammadi
Available at SSRN 4076899, 2022
2022
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