Read this article first: For some of you, this may be your first course in the graduate program, and this article will be helpful as you learn to read scholarly articles quickly and efficiently.

Dennis, D. (2017, September 2014). How to read scientific papers quickly and efficiently.  Retrieved at: https://medium.com/@drewdennis/how-to-read-scientific-papers-quickly-efficiently-e7030c4018fa

Additional readings: 

Alegre, J., & Juaneda, C. (2006).  Destination loyalty:  Consumers’ economic behavior.  Annals of Tourism   Research, 33(3), 684-706.

Bray, J.P. (2008).  Consumer Behaviour Theory:  Approaches and models. Monograph discussion paper.  Retrieved at: http://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/10107/1/Consumer_Behaviour_Theory_-_Approaches_%26_Models.pdf

Davis, F.D. (1980).  Perceived usefulness, perceived ease-of-use, and user acceptance of information technology.  MIS Quarterly, 13, 318-341.

Kulviwat, S., Bruner, G.C. II, Kumar, A., Nasco, S.A., & Clark, T. (2007). Toward a unified theory of  consumer acceptance technology.  Psychology and Marketing, 24(12), 1059-1084.

Martin, D. & Woodside, A. (2017). Learning consumer behavior using marketing anthropology methods.    Journal of Business Research, 74. 110-112.

Proksch, M., Orth, U.R., & Cornwell, T.B. (2015). Competence enhancement and anticipated emotion as motivational drivers of brand attachment. Psychology & Marketing, 32(9), 934-949.

Thompson, C. J. (2004). Marketplace mythology and discourses of power.  Journal of Consumer Research, 32, 162-180.  doi:10.1086/383432