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The role of unconscious processes in consumer choice and decision making
The role of unconscious processes in consumer choice and decision making
Kyengheui Kim, | Association for Consumer Research | 2004 ,
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Modelling the Choice of Tenure and Building Type
Modelling the Choice of Tenure and Building Type
Skaburskis, Andrejs, | Longman | 2000 ,
363
The Choice of Functional Form and Variables in the Hedonic Price Model in Seoul
The Choice of Functional Form and Variables in the Hedonic Price Model in Seoul
Huh, S, | Longman | 1997 ,
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Neural Activity Reveals Preferences without Choices
Neural Activity Reveals Preferences without Choices
Alec Smith, | american economic association | 2014 ,
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Let Us Eat and Drink: For Tomorrow We Sgall Die : Mortality Salience and Hedonic Choice
Let Us Eat and Drink: For Tomorrow We Sgall Die : Mortality Salience and Hedonic Choice
B. Shiv, | Association for Consumer Research | 2004 ,
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Evil Intutitions: Why Belief in the "Unhealthy=Tasty" Intutition Leads to Unhealthy Food Choices
Evil Intutitions: Why Belief in the "Unhealthy=Tasty" Intutition Leads to Unhealthy Food Choices
Rajagopal Raghunathan, | Association for Consumer Research | 2010 ,
367
On the Heritability of Choice, Judgment, and "Irrationality": Are People Born to Live On the Edge or in the Mainstream?
On the Heritability of Choice, Judgment, and "Irrationality": Are People Born to Live On the Edge or in the Mainstream?
Itamar Simonson, | Association for Consumer Research | 2010 ,
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The Limits of Self-Regulation in Behavior, Consumption and Choice
The Limits of Self-Regulation in Behavior, Consumption and Choice
S.J. Geant, | Association for Consumer Research | 2004 ,
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When the Attraction Effect Disappears: The Differential Impact of Adding Common versus Unique Features on Consumer Choice
When the Attraction Effect Disappears: The Differential Impact of Adding Common versus Unique Features on Consumer Choice
Ha Y.-W,, | Association for Consumer Research | 2004 ,
370
When Choice Deferral Does (and Does Not) Generalize to Subsequent Decisions: A Metacognitive Analysis
When Choice Deferral Does (and Does Not) Generalize to Subsequent Decisions: A Metacognitive Analysis
Hyejeung Cho, | Association for Consumer Research | 2010 ,
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