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贬茅濒猫苍别 Deval

Associate Professor; MScB Program Director

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Email: HDeval@dal.ca
Phone: 902-494-8997
Fax: 902-494-1107
Mailing Address: 
Kenneth C. Rowe Management Building
6100 University Ave, Room 5104
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3H 4R2

 
Research Topics:
  • Advertising
  • Consumer behaviour
  • Pricing

Education

  • PhD, MBA (Cincinnati)
  • MM (Toulouse)

Current Teaching

  • 听 Services Marketing
  • 听 Consumer Behaviour
  • 听 Consumer Behaviour

Research Interests

Dr. Deval鈥檚 research focuses on consumer behaviour, especially inference processes. In everyday judgments consumers rely on limited information, using a variety of inferential strategies to 鈥渇ill in the gaps鈥 left by incomplete information and insufficient knowledge. Her research includes the use of na茂ve theories as inference rules, sensitivity to missing information and social influence strategies.

Selected Awards and Honours

  • 2009听听Honorable Mention, Society for Consumer Psychology Dissertation Proposal Competition
  • 2009听听AMA Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium Fellow

Selected Publications

  • Na茂ve theories and about marketing and consumption in consumer inference. Deval, H., M.L. Cronley, S.P. Mantel & F.R. Kardes. In C. V. Jansson-Boyd & M. Zawisza, M. (Eds.), Routledge International Handbook of Consumer Psychology (429-446). Abingdon, UK: Routledge听 (2017)
  • The effect of construal level on sensitivity to missing information. Pfeiffer, B.E., H. Deval, D.R. Ewing, X. Han, M.L. Cronley & F.R. Kardes, Psychology and Marketing, 31(11), 992-1007听 (2014)
  • No product is perfect: The positive influence of acknowledging the negative. Pfeiffer, B.E., H. Deval, F.R. Kardes, E.R. Hirt, S.C. Karpen & B.M. Fennis, Thinking & Reasoning, 20(4), 500-512听 (2014)
  • How na茂ve theories drive opposing inferences from the same information.听 Deval, H., S.S. Posavac, S.P. Mantel, & F.R. Kardes, Journal of Consumer Research, 39 (April), 1185-201 (2013)
  • Discriminating Between naturally-occurring versus measurement-induced judgment processes in persuasion and choice. Cronley,听M.L., F.R. Kardes,听S.P. Mantel,听& H. Deval. In S.S. Posavac (Ed.), Cracking the Code: How Managers Can Drive Profits by Leveraging Principles of Consumer Psychology. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe 听(2011)