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Carol Pluzinski

  • Adjunct Associate Professor of Marketing

Joined Stern 2014

cp3@stern.nyu.edu

Leonard N. Stern School of Business

Tisch Hall

40 West Fourth Street, 803

New York, NY 10012

About Carol Pluzinski

Carol Pluzinski has held positions in the Marketing departments at NYU Stern as an assistant professor and at Yale University School of Management as a visiting assistant professor. Courses taught include Marketing Research, Consumer Behavior, Advertising Management and Introduction to Marketing.

Her research focuses on judgment processes in which consumers are unaware of whether and how certain information influences those judgments. She has studied these "implicit persuasion" processes in contexts such as brand evaluations, as well as political and opinion polling.

She has consulted on research, strategy and branding initiatives for a diverse portfolio of clients including management consulting, educational non-profit, and a neuropsychologist's digital venture.

Professor Pluzinski earned her Ph.D. in Business Administration/Marketing from the University of Michigan, and holds an undergraduate degree (with High Distinction) in Cognitive Psychology also from the University of Michigan.

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  • Marketing
  • Implicit memory in consumer choice
  • Perceptual fluency and brand evaluations
  • Opinion poll influence on knowledge, memory, attitudes and choice
  • Measurement issues
  • Customer Insights for Decision Making (Executive M.B.A.)
  • Introduction to Marketing
  • Research for Customer Insights
  • A.B. (with High Distinction), Psychology

    University of Michigan

  • Ph.D., Marketing

    University of Michigan