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Carol Kaufman-Scarborough
Carol Kaufman-Scarborough
Professor of Marketing, Rutgers University School of Business-Camden
Verified email at camden.rutgers.edu
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Exploring more than 24 hours a day: A preliminary investigation of polychronic time use
CF Kaufman, PM Lane, JD Lindquist
Journal of consumer research 18 (3), 392-401, 1991
5371991
How many things do you like to do at once? An introduction to monochronic and polychronic time
AC Bluedorn, CF Kaufman, PM Lane
Academy of Management Perspectives 6 (4), 17-26, 1992
4961992
Time management and polychronicity: Comparisons, contrasts, and insights for the workplace
C Kaufman‐Scarborough, JD Lindquist
Journal of managerial psychology 14 (3/4), 288-312, 1999
3391999
E‐shopping in a multiple channel environment
C Kaufman‐Scarborough, JD Lindquist
Journal of Consumer Marketing 19 (4), 333-350, 2002
3052002
How consumers with disabilities perceive “welcome” in retail servicescapes: a critical incident study
SM Baker, J Holland, C Kaufman‐Scarborough
Journal of Services Marketing 21 (3), 160-173, 2007
2052007
The polychronic—monochronic tendency model: PMTS scale development and validation
JD Lindquist, C Kaufman-Scarborough
Time & Society 16 (2-3), 253-285, 2007
1732007
Time use and the impact of technology: Examining workspaces in the home
C Kaufman-Scarborough
Time & Society 15 (1), 57-80, 2006
1522006
Reasonable access for mobility-disabled persons is more than widening the door
C Kaufman–Scarborough
Journal of Retailing 75 (4), 479-508, 1999
1291999
Time congruity in the organization: A proposed quality-of-life framework
CF Kaufman, PM Lane, JD Lindquist
Journal of Business and Psychology 6 (1), 79-106, 1991
1291991
A new look at one‐stop shopping: a TIMES model approach to matching store hours and shopper schedules
C Felker Kaufman
Journal of Consumer Marketing 13 (1), 4-25, 1996
1261996
Shop′ til you drop: tales from a physically challenged shopper
CF Kaufman
Journal of Consumer Marketing 12 (3), 39-55, 1995
931995
Do people with disabilities believe the ADA has served their consumer interests?
C Kaufman‐Scarborough, S Menzel Baker
Journal of Consumer Affairs 39 (1), 1-26, 2005
892005
Expanding opportunities for online shoppers with disabilities
TL Childers, C Kaufman-Scarborough
Journal of Business Research 62 (5), 572-578, 2009
792009
Transforming poverty-related policy with intersectionality
C Corus, B Saatcioglu, C Kaufman-Scarborough, CP Blocker, ...
Journal of Public Policy & Marketing 35 (2), 211-222, 2016
782016
Marketing and public accommodation: a retrospective on Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act
SM Baker, C Kaufman-Scarborough
Journal of Public Policy & Marketing 20 (2), 297-304, 2001
752001
Understanding markets as online public places: Insights from consumers with visual impairments
C Kaufman-Scarborough, TL Childers
Journal of Public Policy & Marketing 28 (1), 16-28, 2009
702009
Disability awareness, training, and empowerment: A new paradigm for raising disability awareness on a university campus for faculty, staff, and students
T Pure, C Kaufman-Scarborough, S Rabinowitz, D Roth
Social inclusion 6 (4), 116-124, 2018
652018
Accessible advertising for visually‐disabled persons: the case of color‐deficient consumers
C Kaufman‐Scarborough
Journal of Consumer Marketing 18 (4), 303-318, 2001
642001
Asian‐American consumers as a unique market segment: fact or fallacy?
C Kaufman‐Scarborough
Journal of consumer marketing 17 (3), 249-262, 2000
572000
Retailers’ perceptions of the Americans with Disabilities Act: suggestions for low‐cost, high‐impact accommodations for disabled shoppers
C Kaufman‐Scarborough
Journal of Consumer Marketing 15 (2), 94-110, 1998
561998
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