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Rigor in Information Processing Research
Rigor in Information Processing Research
Brendl, M, | Association for Consumer Research | 2008 ,
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Consumers' Arrogance: Construct Conceptualization and Preliminary Validation Evidence
Consumers' Arrogance: Construct Conceptualization and Preliminary Validation Evidence
Ruvio, A, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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Counter-stigma and Achievement of Happiness through the Freegan Ideology
Counter-stigma and Achievement of Happiness through the Freegan Ideology
Nguyen H, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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Neuroscience, Marketing, and Vulnerable Consumers: Integrative Approaches to Advancing Theory and Social Welfare
Neuroscience, Marketing, and Vulnerable Consumers: Integrative Approaches to Advancing Theory and Social Welfare
Pirouz D, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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The Role of Expectations in Set-Size Evaluations
The Role of Expectations in Set-Size Evaluations
Hanna, R, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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Lost in Translation: Consumers Difficulty in Estimating Expiration Time with Redemption Caps
Lost in Translation: Consumers Difficulty in Estimating Expiration Time with Redemption Caps
Hanna, R, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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Ambivalence as an Inoculating Agent: A Built-In Defense Against Attitude Change
Ambivalence as an Inoculating Agent: A Built-In Defense Against Attitude Change
Forehand, M, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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Brand in the Hand or Sand in the Hand? A Contextualized Account of Adolescents' Mobile Phone Consumption
Brand in the Hand or Sand in the Hand? A Contextualized Account of Adolescents' Mobile Phone Consumption
Grant, I, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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It's All in How You Look at it-The Impact of Having an Incremental or Entity Theory on Consumer Behavior
It's All in How You Look at it-The Impact of Having an Incremental or Entity Theory on Consumer Behavior
Sivaramakrishnan, S., | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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We Love to Hate You: Discourse Between the Distance Running Subculture and Mainstream Media
We Love to Hate You: Discourse Between the Distance Running Subculture and Mainstream Media
Chalmers, T. D, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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