David Alexander
Assistant Professor of Marketing : Marketing Department
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B.S., computer science, Tennessee Technological University
M.B.A., Duke University, Durham, NC
Ph.D., marketing, Duke University, expected 2007
Research Specialties:
- Consumer response to really new products
- Temporal effects in consumer adoption of new products
- Origins of consumer-brand relationships
Current Research:
- “After the Box Has Been Opened: Effects of Personal and Social Factors on Usage Patterns for High-Tech Consumer Products” with J. G. Lynch, Jr and Q. Wang
- “Curious and Skeptical: Consumers’ Elaboration of Really-New-Product Messages”
Major Works:
- “As Time Goes By: Do Cold Feet Follow Warm Intentions for Really-New vs. Incrementally-New Products?” with John G. Lynch, Jr. and Qing Wang, Journal of Marketing Research, forthcoming.
Significant Scholarly Honors:
- Doctoral Fellowship, Duke University, 2002-2007
- Fuqua Scholar, Duke University 1995

