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Dennis SchorrAssociate Professor of Clinical MarketingUSC Marshall School of Business
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0808Phone:213-740-5041Education:PhD, Yale University; MBA, UCLA; BA, Stanford UniversityOverview
Dennis Schorr is an expert on strategic flexibility, marketing resources and capabilities, and competitive advantage. His research has been published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. He has consulted for a variety of organizations in Marketing Strategy, Marketing Research and Strategy, and Total Quality Management and Market Responsiveness.
Research
The National Basketball Association in China: Life After Yao • 2011A Perspective on Chile's Place in the Global Business Environment. • 2004Building Your Brand: Creating Physician Trust Through Value-Marketing • 2002Global Branding: Myth or Reality • 1998Comments on dynamic change in diverse political and economic environments • 1993Changing Roles and Power Structures of Large-Scale Bureaucracies in Diverse political and economic environments. • 1990Managing safety means focusing on behavior • 1988Choosing Suitemates • 1986Motivation to control one's environment in individuals with obsessive-compulsive, depressive, and normal personality traits. • 1984Stimulus variables in the block design task revisited: A reply to Royer • 1984Stimulus variables in the block design task • 1982The role of perceived control in practitioner-patient relationships • 1982Fact retrieval and the paradox of interference • 1978Selective interference between imagnery and perception: Is it modality specific or relation Specific: • 1978 - RSS
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