faculty
José Domingo Mora, PhD
Associate Professor
Management & Marketing
Contact
508-999-8955
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Charlton College of Business 219
Education
| 2010 | Simon Fraser University | PhD in Marketing |
| 1995 | University of Southern California | MA in Communication Management |
| 1992 | Universidad Central de Venezuela | BS Communication, BS Biology |
Teaching
- Marketing strategy
- Advertising
- Marketing research
- Promotional strategy
- Principles of marketing
Courses
What is advertising, how it is developed, how it is delivered and how is its effectiveness assessed. The course reviews both digital media and the expanding possibilities for legacy media, as well as the state-of-the-art in persuasion and advertising research, including neuromarketing, data mining, experimental methods and artificial intelligence.
What is advertising, how it is developed, how it is delivered and how is its effectiveness assessed. The course reviews both digital media and the expanding possibilities for legacy media, as well as the state-of-the-art in persuasion and advertising research, including neuromarketing, data mining, experimental methods and artificial intelligence.
This course seeks to develop an advanced understanding of how marketing strategy is created and implemented. It aims to provide conceptual tools to help students become a marketing team member or interact with marketers in an effective manner. Lecture and discussion materials include case studies and readings on technology firms, advanced research techniques, uses of artificial intelligence in research and decision-making, ethics and sustainability in marketing practice.
This course seeks to develop an advanced understanding of how marketing strategy is created and implemented. It aims to provide conceptual tools to help students become a marketing team member or interact with marketers in an effective manner. Lecture and discussion materials include case studies and readings on technology firms, advanced research techniques, uses of artificial intelligence in research and decision-making, ethics and sustainability in marketing practice.
Online and Continuing Education Courses
An examination of consumer psychology and behavior in marketplace contexts. The course explores how consumers process information, make decisions, form attitudes, and are influenced and persuaded by marketing activities. Emphasis is placed on applying consumer behavior theories and research to understand consumer decision making, and develop effective marketing strategies through collaborative projects.
What is advertising, how it is developed, how it is delivered and how is its effectiveness assessed. The course reviews both digital media and the expanding possibilities for legacy media, as well as the state-of-the-art in persuasion and advertising research, including neuromarketing, data mining, experimental methods and artificial intelligence.
Research
Research interests
- Marketing communication
- Social context of exposure and consumption
- Social influence and group behavior
- Statistical modeling of consumer behavior
Select publications
See curriculum vitae for more publications
- Mora, J. D. (2026).
The Shifting Meaning of Togetherness: How Culture and Preference Convergence Enhance Advertising Co-Exposure.
Journal of Business Research, 205 - Mora, J. D. (2025).
Evolution Meets Screen: How Resources and Competition Drive Television Co-Viewing
Journal of Current Issues & Research in Advertising, 1-25. - Mora, J.D. and Izadi, A. (2024).
Off to a Good Start? Grammar and Syntax in the Opening Predict Review Usefulness
Journal of Electronic Commerce Research, 25, 171-190. - Mora, J. D. (2022).
Does consumption make company better? An activity and companionship model of experienced utility
International Journal of Consumer Studies, 46, 636-652. - Mora, J. D. (2016).
Social Context and Advertising Effectiveness: A Dynamic Study
International Journal of Advertising, 35(2), 325-344.
José-Domingo Mora, PhD is an associate professor at UMass Dartmouth. His scholarship encompasses advertising and consumer behavior using statistical modelling and surveys. He is interested in how being with others shapes responses to advertisements, choice, amount and variety of consumption, and the consumption experience. Dr. Mora came to academia after almost 15 years of industry experience in television audience research, media agencies and broadcast television, as well as public affairs in the oil industry, and new product development with P&G. His research has been published in the International Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Advertising Research, Annals of Tourism Research, and the International Journal of Advertising, among other prestigious outlets.