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Fluency Effects on Form vs. Content: Rhyming Makes Information Seem True"
Fluency Effects on Form vs. Content: Rhyming Makes Information Seem True"
Skurnik, I., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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Fluency and Feelings of Attraction, Belief, and Interest
Fluency and Feelings of Attraction, Belief, and Interest
Skurnik, I., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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How Warnings Become Recommendations: Paradoxical Effects of Warning on Beliefs of Older Consumers
How Warnings Become Recommendations: Paradoxical Effects of Warning on Beliefs of Older Consumers
Yoon, C., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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Making False Information Seem True: A Paradox of Repetition
Making False Information Seem True: A Paradox of Repetition
Skurnik, I., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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Rumors, Refutations, and Conflicts of Interest: Problems in Dealing With Unreliable Information
Rumors, Refutations, and Conflicts of Interest: Problems in Dealing With Unreliable Information
Skurnik, I., | Association for Consumer Research | 2005 ,
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