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The role of idiosyncratic attribute evaluation in mass customization
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Puligadda, S.; Grewal, R.; Rangaswamy, A.; Kardes, F. R.
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2010
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2010
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The effect of expertise on the relation between implicit and explicit attitude measures: An information availability/accessibility perspective
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Czellar, S.; Luna, D.
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Elsevier Science B.V; Amsterdam
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2010
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Gender differences in the meanings consumers infer from music and other aesthetic stimuli
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Meyers-Levy, J.; Zhu, R.
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2010
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I like those glasses on you, but not in the mirror: Fluency, preference, and virtual mirrors
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Cho, H.; Schwarz, N.
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Elsevier Science B.V; Amsterdam
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2010
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How persuasive messages can influence behavior without awareness
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Russo, J. E.; Chaxel, A. S.
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2010
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Easier is not always better: The moderating role of processing type on preference fluency
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Nielsen, J. H.; Escalas, J. E.
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2010
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The aesthetics of luxury fashion, body and identify formation
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Venkatesh, A.; Joy, A.; Sherry, J. F.; Deschenes, J.
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2010
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When and how aesthetics influences financial decisions
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Townsend, C.; Shu, S. B.
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2010
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