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The Paradox Between Only Looking and Possession
The Paradox Between Only Looking and Possession
Chen, Y., | Association for Consumer Research | 2006 ,
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Building Customer Relationships: A Comparison Across Multiple Service Encounters
Building Customer Relationships: A Comparison Across Multiple Service Encounters
Chiu, H.-C., | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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Guilt Appeals in Green Advertising: Influences of Issue Proximity and Environmental Involvement
Guilt Appeals in Green Advertising: Influences of Issue Proximity and Environmental Involvement
Chang C.-T, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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Website Image Transfer: Perception of Uninformative Online Ads
Website Image Transfer: Perception of Uninformative Online Ads
Yang, X, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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What do Rats Think While They Run? Goal Distance and Cognitive Effort Acceleration
What do Rats Think While They Run? Goal Distance and Cognitive Effort Acceleration
Cheng, S. Y. Y, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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Happy New Year: An Examination of Chinese New Year Food Shopping Behavior
Happy New Year: An Examination of Chinese New Year Food Shopping Behavior
Bei, L.-T., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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The Effect of Evaluation Mode on Nine-Ending Price Perception: Separate, Joint, and Sequential Evaluation
The Effect of Evaluation Mode on Nine-Ending Price Perception: Separate, Joint, and Sequential Evaluation
Chuang S.-C, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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Order Effects on Social Attitude in an Eastern Culture: Implications For Cross-Cultural Consumer Research
Order Effects on Social Attitude in an Eastern Culture: Implications For Cross-Cultural Consumer Research
Yung-Chien Lou, | Association for Consumer Research | 2002 ,
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The Compromise Effect in Choosing for Others
The Compromise Effect in Choosing for Others
Chuang S.-C, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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A Dynamic Choice Process: How Choices Generate Biased Memory that Influences Future Choices
A Dynamic Choice Process: How Choices Generate Biased Memory that Influences Future Choices
Chen, C. Y., | Association for Consumer Research | 2003 ,
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