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Narrative Transportation in Concept Tests for Really New Products: Are All Protagonists Equally Convincing?
Narrative Transportation in Concept Tests for Really New Products: Are All Protagonists Equally Convincing?
van den Hende, E.A, | Association for Consumer Research | 2008 ,
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Brand Visualization: Effects of `Product Shape-Typeface Design' Congruence on Brand Perceptions and Price Expectations
Brand Visualization: Effects of `Product Shape-Typeface Design' Congruence on Brand Perceptions and Price Expectations
Van Rompay, T, | Association for Consumer Research | 2008 ,
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NUKI Emotion Measurement Instrument: Development of a Non-Verbal Self-Report Emotion Measurement Instrument for Children
NUKI Emotion Measurement Instrument: Development of a Non-Verbal Self-Report Emotion Measurement Instrument for Children
Vanhamme, J, | Association for Consumer Research | 2008 ,
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Promoting Products versus Outcomes to impact the Decision Making Process: the Power of Recommending One Product
Promoting Products versus Outcomes to impact the Decision Making Process: the Power of Recommending One Product
van Ginkel M, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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Distracted by the Man in the Mirror: Focusing Attention on the Outside Body Reduces Responsiveness to Internal Signals in Food Intake
Distracted by the Man in the Mirror: Focusing Attention on the Outside Body Reduces Responsiveness to Internal Signals in Food Intake
van de Veer E, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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Copycats as Uncertainty Reducing Devices
Copycats as Uncertainty Reducing Devices
van Horen F, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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Bending Arms, Bending Discounting Functions. How Motor Actions Affect Intertemporal Decision-Making
Bending Arms, Bending Discounting Functions. How Motor Actions Affect Intertemporal Decision-Making
Van den Bergh B, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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Sex-related Cues Instigate the Urge to Splurge. How An Incidental Visceral State Renders Subsequent Behavior, Judgment and Decision-Making More Impulsive
Sex-related Cues Instigate the Urge to Splurge. How An Incidental Visceral State Renders Subsequent Behavior, Judgment and Decision-Making More Impulsive
Van den Bergh, B, | Association for Consumer Research | 2007 ,
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Green, Ethical, Sustainable Consumption
Green, Ethical, Sustainable Consumption
Gershoff A, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
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Approaching What We Hope For and Avoiding What We Fear: the Role of Possible Selves in Consumer Behavior
Approaching What We Hope For and Avoiding What We Fear: the Role of Possible Selves in Consumer Behavior
Vanessa M. Patrick, | Association for Consumer Research | 2002 ,
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