Johns Hopkins University
Practical Neuromarketing Research
Johns Hopkins University

Practical Neuromarketing Research

This course is part of Neuromarketing Specialization

Ian McCulloh
Jennifer McKneely

Instructors: Ian McCulloh

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19 hours to complete
3 weeks at 6 hours a week
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Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.
Intermediate level

Recommended experience

19 hours to complete
3 weeks at 6 hours a week
Flexible schedule
Learn at your own pace

What you'll learn

  • Learn classical models of behavior change and the neurocognitive influence model, along with their application in neuromarketing research.

  • Understand ethical standards for human subjects research, including certification to conduct experimentation in compliance with guidelines.

  • Develop experimental designs and research protocols, ensuring ethical considerations are integrated in neuromarketing studies.

  • Gain hands-on experience with biometric, neuroimaging, and psycho-physiological tools to collect and analyze data for behavioral insights.

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December 2024

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There are 5 modules in this course

This course explores models of behavior change, including classical theories and the neurocognitive influence model, with a focus on their application in neuromarketing research. Learners will learn ethical standards for human subjects research and develop research protocols that align with university and federal guidelines. The course also covers experimental design, data collection using biometric and neuroimaging tools, and the analysis of research data. Key skills in counter-arguing and its neural basis are explored within the context of influence theory. Hands-on experience in research analysis and protocol development will be emphasized throughout.

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2 readings1 plugin

This module will introduce the science of influence and persuasion. Understand what drives peoples' behavior and the theory behind influence interventions. These concepts are somewhat counter-intuitive, yet necessary to effectively advance policies, lead teams, and counter the threats of mis and disinformation.

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This module will explore ethical considerations in human subjects research and neural marketing. You will obtain certification to conduct and support human subjects experimentation.

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6 videos3 readings3 assignments

This module will learn to analyze data collected from a range of advanced tools, including biometric, psycho-physiological, and neuroimaging instruments.

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5 videos2 readings3 assignments

In this module you will be introduced to a portion of a cross-cultural neuroscience experiment to understand neural synchrony/homophily among biased, opposing sectarian pairs of individuals working on a joint task together. This will introduce the capstone final project. The data was collected shortly after the fall of ISIS in Iraq as politics were at a contentious time. Due to funding re-prioritization, the collected data was never fully analyzed, so there are opportunities to discover new and interesting things and publish findings in academic publications. This is where the course gets really fun, interesting, and creative.

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8 videos2 readings3 assignments1 ungraded lab

Instructors

Ian McCulloh
Johns Hopkins University
17 Courses947 learners
Jennifer McKneely
Johns Hopkins University
3 Courses78 learners

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