Malcolm Wright

Predicting elections from politicians’ faces (2008)

Armstrong, J. Scott, Green, Kesten C., Jones, Randall J., Wright, Malcolm

Prior research found that people’s assessments of relative competence predicted the outcome of Senate and Congressional races. We hypothesized that snap judgments of "facial competence" would...

Predicting Elections from Politicians' Faces (2008)

Armstrong, J. Scott, Green, Kesten C, Jones, Randall J, Wright, Malcolm

Prior research found that people's assessments of relative competence predicted the outcome of Senate and Congressional races. We hypothesized that snap judgments of "facial competence" would provide...

A new theorem for optimizing the advertising budget (2008)

Wright, Malcolm

This paper reports a new theorem and proof for optimizing the advertising budget. The theorem is that the optimal rate of advertising is equal to gross profit multiplied by advertising elasticity....

Verification of Citations: Fawlty Towers of Knowledge? (2007)

Wright, Malcolm, Armstrong, J. Scott

The prevalence of faulty citations impedes the growth of scientific knowledge. Faulty citations include omissions of relevant papers, incorrect references, and quotation errors that misreport...

Bias and variability in purchase intention scales (2007)

Wright, Malcolm, MacRae, Murray

A test of the intention-behaviour relationship (2007)

Holdershaw, Judith, Gendall, Phil, Wright, Malcolm

Factors influencing blood donation behaviour (2007)

Holdershaw, Judith, Wright, Malcolm

Bias and variability in purchase intention scales (2007)

Wright, Malcolm, MacRae, Murray

A test of the intention-behaviour relationship (2007)

Holdershaw, Judith, Gendall, Phil, Wright, Malcolm

Factors influencing blood donation behaviour (2007)

Holdershaw, Judith, Wright, Malcolm

Factors influencing blood donation behaviour (2007)

Holdershaw, Judith, Wright, Malcolm

A test of the intention-behaviour relationship (2007)

Holdershaw, Judith, Gendall, Phil, Wright, Malcolm

Bias and variability in purchase intention scales (2007)

Wright, Malcolm, MacRae, Murray

Is your defection rate too high, too low or just right? (2003)

Wright, Malcolm, Riebe, Erica Louise

Is your defection rate too high, too low or just right? (2003)

Wright, Malcolm, Riebe, Erica Louise

Is your defection rate too high, too low or just right? (2003)

Wright, Malcolm, Riebe, Erica Louise

Purchase loyalty is polarised into either repertoire of subscription patterns (2002)

Sharp, Byron, Wright, Malcolm, GOODHARDT, Gerald

Market statistics for the Dirichlet model (2002)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Purchase loyalty is polarised into either repertoire of subscription patterns (2002)

Sharp, Byron, Wright, Malcolm, GOODHARDT, Gerald

Market statistics for the Dirichlet model (2002)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Market statistics for the Dirichlet model (2002)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Purchase loyalty is polarised into either repertoire of subscription patterns (2002)

Sharp, Byron, Wright, Malcolm, GOODHARDT, Gerald

The effect of a new brand entrant on a market (2001)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne

The effect of a new brand entrant on a market (2001)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne

The effect of a new brand entrant on a market (2001)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne

Managers' knowledge of marketing principles : the case of new product development (2000)

Cierpicki, Steven, Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Byron

Estimating Dirichlet market statistics from survey data - A replication (2000)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Managers' knowledge of marketing principles : the case of new product development (2000)

Cierpicki, Steven, Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Byron

Estimating Dirichlet market statistics from survey data - A replication (2000)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Estimating Dirichlet market statistics from survey data - A replication (2000)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Managers' knowledge of marketing principles : the case of new product development (2000)

Cierpicki, Steven, Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Byron

Estimating the NBD-Dirichlet market statistics from a single shot survey (1999)

Wright, Malcolm.

'Extra Time' Extending Juster Estimates to Longer Time Periods (1999)

Driesener, Carl, Wright, Malcolm

'Extra Time' Extending Juster Estimates to Longer Time Periods (1999)

Driesener, Carl, Wright, Malcolm

'Extra Time' Extending Juster Estimates to Longer Time Periods (1999)

Driesener, Carl, Wright, Malcolm

Are Australian Brands Different? (1998)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Are Australian Brands Different? (1998)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Are Australian Brands Different? (1998)

Wright, Malcolm, Sharp, Anne, Sharp, Byron

Physiology for General Practitioners. 3. Respiratory and Gastrointestinal Systems (1988)

WRIGHT, MALCOLM

Physiology for General Practitioners. 1. Central Nervous and Endocrine Systems (1988)

WRIGHT, MALCOLM

Physiology, the study of how the systems of the body function and interact, like other branches of medicine is continually advancing in knowledge. In this article some aspects of the two control...

Physiology for General Practitioners. 2: Cardiovascular and Renal Systems (1988)

WRIGHT, MALCOLM

Predicting elections from politicians’ faces

Armstrong, J. Scott, Green, Kesten C., Jones, Randall J., Wright, Malcolm

Prior research found that people’s assessments of relative competence predicted the outcome of Senate and Congressional races. We hypothesized that snap judgments of "facial competence" would...

A new theorem for optimizing the advertising budget

Wright, Malcolm

This paper reports a new theorem and proof for optimizing the advertising budget. The theorem is that the optimal rate of advertising is equal to gross profit multiplied by advertising elasticity....

Verification of Citations: Fawlty Towers of Knowledge?

Wright, Malcolm, Armstrong, J. Scott

The prevalence of faulty citations impedes the growth of scientific knowledge. Faulty citations include omissions of relevant papers, incorrect references, and quotation errors that misreport...