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314                                        About the Editor and Contributors

            Management  at  Northwestern  University. Dr. Rucker  studies  attitudes,
            persuasion, power, and advertising effectiveness. His work has appeared
            in numerous leading journals in psychology and marketing such as the
            Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, the Journal of Consumer Research,
            the Journal of Marketing Research, and the Journal of Consumer Psychology.
            His research has been covered in major media outlets such as The New York
            Times, Time Magazine, and ABC News.

            Josh Wiener, PhD, is the Carson Professor of Business and Head of the
            Department of Marketing at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Wiener cur-
            rently serves as an associate editor of the  Journal of Public Policy and
            Marketing. He was the co-creator/co-chair of the initial Marketing and
            Public Policy Risk Workshop; co-chair of the 2000 Marketing and Public
            Policy  Conference;  and  co-chair of  the 2011 AMA-Sheth Doctoral
            Consortium.  His  published  work has  addressed a  wide range of social
            marketing and public policy issues. It has been published in journals such
            as Journal of Consumer Behavior, Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing
            Research, Journal of Public Policy and Marketing, Journal of Consumer Affairs,
            and Journal of Macro-Marketing. In addition, he has been the PI or CO-PI
            on grants from both state health agencies and federal agencies such as
            DOD, DOL, HHS, NSF, DOA, NIDA, and the Oklahoma Department of
            Tobacco Prevention. His prior work specifically investigating public sup-
            port for legislation has used social dilemma theory to investigate support
            for environmental legislation, as well as agenda setting to investigate sup-
            port for tobacco legislation.
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