Psych Mar

Introduction

Psychology & Marketing, 37(12)

INTEREST CATEGORY: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
POSTING TYPE: TOCs


EDITORIAL

Animal lives matter
Ronald Jay Cohen []

Future thinking: A marketing perspective on reducing wildlife crime
Steven W. Rayburn, Sidney Anderson, Jeremy J. Sierra []

The inescapable effects of superstition and sacrifice on crimes against wildlife
Salomao A. de Farias []

Assessing demand reduction measures for rhino horn consumption
Peggy E. Chaudhry []

Wildlife trafficking: Focusing on the entire supply chain
Arthi Shri Nataraajan []

Death imagery in antipoaching advertising
Tae Hyun Baek, Sukki Yoon []

The case of the “This Is Not A Game” campaign in Zambia: An analysis of the messaging strategies used to deter illegal bushmeat consumption
Johnny Graham, Yuvay M. Ferguson []

Attitudes toward wildlife: The impact of physical attractiveness
Richard J. Harnish, Rajan Nataraajan []

“Minor crimes” against wildlife: Small offenses, lasting impact, and a proposed solution
Elizabeth A. Minton, Abigail M. Sisneros‐Kidd, Christopher Monz []

Who is going to save the Brazilian Amazon forest? Reflections on deforestation, wildlife eviction, and stewardship behavior
Marianny J. B. Silva, Marconi F. da Costa, Salomão A. de Farias, Lilian S. O. Wanderley []

Reducing crimes against wildlife through promoting animal–human continuity beliefs: The role of consumers’ religiosity
Elizabeth A. Minton [Google Scholar]

Towards a classification of marine wildlife crime: Marketing strategies to curtail illegal fishing, malicious acts, and waterway pollution
Astrid L. Keel, Marco Wolf []

Consumer engagement behaviors in the online wildlife trade: Implications for conservationists
Kim Feddema, Paul Harrigan, K. Anne Isola Nekaris, Dila Maghrifani []

Exploring online comments from a strategic marketing stance to reduce wildlife crime
Sheen Kachen, Anjala S. Krishen []

How cultural branding, story‐telling, and personification can save the iconic Australian koala
Marylouise Caldwell, Paul C. Henry []

Preventing wildlife crime with a focus on orangutans: Applying social influence techniques to public education efforts
David N. Sattler, Holly Berg, Sadie R. Grattan, Alyssa Nelson, Megan Poppe, Richard J. Harnish, Makayla Shank []

The impact of marketing campaigns deterring the supply and demand of endangered wildlife in Kenya and China
Natascha Loebnitz, Clarisse Kienou‐Traore, Yanfeng Zhou, Phillip Frank, Klaus G. Grunert []