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Chaired Symposia

Campbell, Margaret C., and Percival Carter, Erin. No Harm, No Foul: The Role of Perceptions of Harm in Perceptions of Price Unfairness. Presented as part of a special session at the Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference; Baltimore, MD. Oct. 2014

Presenter

Percival Carter, Erin and McGraw, A. Peter. How Flawed Products Can Reveal Valuable Process Information.
Presented as part of a special session at the Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference; Baltimore, MD. Oct. 2014

Percival Carter, Erin and McGraw, A. Peter. How Flawed Products Can Reveal Valuable Process Information.
Presented as part of the Behavioral Science and Sustainability Session at the Sustainability: Transdisciplinary Theory, Practice, and Action Conference; Toronto, ON, Canada October 2019

Percival Carter, Erin, and McGraw, A. Peter. In Pursuit of Imperfection: Flawed Products Reduce Process Uncertainty.
Presented (by McGraw) as part of a special session at the Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference; Dallas, TX, Oct. 2018
Presented (by Percival Carter) as part of a special session at the Society for Consumer Psychology Winter Conference; Savannah, GA, Feb. – Mar. 2019

Percival Carter, Erin, and Williams, Lawrence. The Nature of Meaningful Consumption.
Presented as part of a special session at the Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference; San Diego, CA, Oct. 2017

Percival Carter, Erin, McGraw, A. Peter, and Williams, Lawrence. Hype Narrowly Benefits but Broadly Hurts Consumers’ Well-Being. (Based on 3rd essay of dissertation research)
Presented as a competitive paper at the Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference; Berlin, Germany Oct. 2016

Percival Carter, Erin, and McGraw, A. Peter. In Pursuit of Imperfection: Flawed Products Reduce Process Uncertainty.
Presented at the Behavioral Decision Research in Management Conference, Toronto, ON, Canada, June 2016 
Presented as a poster at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Judgment and Decision Making; Chicago, IL. Nov. 2015

Percival Carter, Erin, and Williams, Lawrence. Prolonging the Search for Meaning: How Hedonic Versus Eudaemonic Consumption Experiences Shape Preference for Variety.
Presented as part of a special session at the Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference; Baltimore, MD.