Contemporary research on consumer and business social values
Advertising, propaganda, and value change in economic development: The new cultural revolution in China and attitudes toward advertising
Consumer values in West Germany underlying dimensions and cross-cultural comparison with North America
Social values, A.I.O., and consumption patterns: Exploratory findings
Organizational structure of values
Achievement and affiliation motivation: Changing patterns in social values as represented in American advertising
Impact of gender, hierarchial position, and leadership styles on work-related values
Adding meaning to values by directly assessing value-benefit relationships
Environmental attitudes and knowledge: A comparison of marketing and business students with other groups
Value congruency: The case of the “socially responsible” firm
Social values and salespeople's effort: Entrepreneurial versus routine selling