본문

  1. Home
1000 Results:AA:S M CHO 1.281 sec.
RSS 
다국어입력
 상세검색
 신착검색
선택출력 선택엑셀내보내기
901
What Happens between the Memory Option and the Stimulus Option? Attribute Valence and Information Retrieval in Mixed Choice
What Happens between the Memory Option and the Stimulus Option? Attribute Valence and Information Retrieval in Mixed Choice
Palmeira M, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
902
Special Session Summary Consumer Response to Constrained Choice
Special Session Summary Consumer Response to Constrained Choice
Kyeong Sam Min, | Association for Consumer Research | 2002 ,
903
Leaky Preferences: Fluency Effects in Perception and Choice
Leaky Preferences: Fluency Effects in Perception and Choice
Schneider M, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
904
Ambiguity of Direct Experience and Product Specification Effects on Consumer Choice
Ambiguity of Direct Experience and Product Specification Effects on Consumer Choice
Park S, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
905
The Compromise Effect in Choosing for Others
The Compromise Effect in Choosing for Others
Chuang S.-C, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
906
Perceptual Prominence Effects in Consumer Choice
Perceptual Prominence Effects in Consumer Choice
Park S, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
907
Virtue, Vice, or Both? The Impact of Context-Induced Guilt on Choice and Consumption of Mixed Foods
Virtue, Vice, or Both? The Impact of Context-Induced Guilt on Choice and Consumption of Mixed Foods
Boesen-Mariani S, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
908
Putting Context Effects in Context: The Role of Information about the Choice Environment
Putting Context Effects in Context: The Role of Information about the Choice Environment
Min, K. S., | Association for Consumer Research | 2003 ,
909
Effects of Choice Architecture and Menu Labeling on Food and Beverage Consumption
Effects of Choice Architecture and Menu Labeling on Food and Beverage Consumption
Riis J, | Association for Consumer Research | 2011 ,
910
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 ,
처음이전86878889909192939495이후마지막