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Consumer decision making and aging: A commentary
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Sternthal, B.; Bonezzi, A.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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Dual effects of implicit bystanders: Inhibiting vs. facilitating helping behavior
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Garcia, S. M.; Weaver, K.; Darley, J. M.; Spence, B. T.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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Scale-dependent automatic shifts in brand evaluation standards
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Dimofte, C. V.; Johansson, J. K.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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The interactive effects of duality expertise and coping frames on responses to ambivalent messages
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Kramer, T.; Lau-Gesk, L.; Chiu, C. y.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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Suppressing feelings: A double-edged sword to consumer judgment and choice
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Qiu, C.; Lee, Y. H.; Yeung, C. W.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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The habitual consumer
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Wood, W.; Neal, D. T.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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Announcement
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Park, C. W.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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Say the right thing: Apologies, reputability, and punishment
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Wooten, D. B.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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False fame, perceptual clarity, or persuasion? Flexible fluency attribution in spokesperson familiarity effects
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Weisbuch, M.; Mackie, D.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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Consumer reactions to the decreased usage message: The role of elaborative processing
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White, K.; Willness, C.
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Taylor & Francis
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2009
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