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Choosing Between Service Sequences: The Joint Effect of Ego Depletion and Mood on Consumers' Decision Strategy
Choosing Between Service Sequences: The Joint Effect of Ego Depletion and Mood on Consumers' Decision Strategy
de Groot, M., | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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U.S. Consumer's Cultural Choices: The Interplay of Ethnocentrism and Global Openness
U.S. Consumer's Cultural Choices: The Interplay of Ethnocentrism and Global Openness
Russell, D., | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
153
Intending To Be Ethical: An Examination of Consumer Choice in Sweatshop Avoidance
Intending To Be Ethical: An Examination of Consumer Choice in Sweatshop Avoidance
Shaw, D, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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Integration of Same and Oppositely Valenced Affective Stimuli Under Simultaneous Presentation Conditions
Integration of Same and Oppositely Valenced Affective Stimuli Under Simultaneous Presentation Conditions
Chowdhury, R. M. M. I., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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Similarity, Predictive Accuracy and Assumed Similarity Among Dyads: Substantive and Methodological Issues
Similarity, Predictive Accuracy and Assumed Similarity Among Dyads: Substantive and Methodological Issues
Cotte, J., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
156
Effect of Future Expected Decisions on Current Choices
Effect of Future Expected Decisions on Current Choices
Khan, U., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
157
The Effect of Depleted Resources and Weak Preferences on Consumer Choice
The Effect of Depleted Resources and Weak Preferences on Consumer Choice
Amir, O., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
158
On the Psychology of Quasi-Rational Decisions: The Multifinality Principle in Choice Without Awareness
On the Psychology of Quasi-Rational Decisions: The Multifinality Principle in Choice Without Awareness
Kruglanski, A. W., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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You (Still) Can't Always Get What You Want-Why Greater Choice is Demotivating
You (Still) Can't Always Get What You Want-Why Greater Choice is Demotivating
Diehl, K., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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Goals as Excuses vs. Guides: The Liberating Effect of Perceived Goal Progress on Choice
Goals as Excuses vs. Guides: The Liberating Effect of Perceived Goal Progress on Choice
Fishbach, A., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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