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Kristen Lane

Senior Lecturer in Discipline in the Marketing Division
Marketing Division
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AI & Transformative Tech, Business & Society, Consumer Behavior, Marketing, Media, Social Impact
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Office: 992 Kravis
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Curriculum Vitae

Kristen Lane is a faculty member in the Marketing Division at Columbia Business School. Her research focuses on the psychology of (mis)information. Specifically, her work examines the social and identity-based processes that drive what people read, believe, and share online. Her findings inform efforts to understand and reduce the spread of misleading and deceptive information.

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Journal Article
Lane, Kristen and Sidney Levy. “Marketing in the Digital Age: A Moveable Feast of Information.”
Marketing in a Digital World (Review of Marketing Research)
vol. 16, (January 01, 2019): 13-33.
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Journal Article
Reimann, Martin and Kristen Lane. “Can a Toy Encourage Lower Calorie Meal Bundle Selection in Children? A Field Experiment on the Reinforcing Effects of Toys on Food Choice.”
PLOS ONE
vol. 12, (January 01, 2017): e0169638.
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B5601: Marketing Strategy
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B6601: Marketing
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Digital twins stumble on surveys but may pay off in the field: Here’s why

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270502

Customer Lifetime Value: What’s a Customer Worth?

How much is a customer worth and how should a customer’s value guide marketing decisions?

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