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Habit Regimes in Consumption
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Khare, A.; Inman, J. J.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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Habitual Consumption
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Murray, K. B.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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Happy New Year: An Examination of Chinese New Year Food Shopping Behavior
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Bei, L.-T.; Chen, E. Y. I.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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Hedonistic Rationality: The Duality of Food Consumption
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Hausman, A.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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"Hi, I'm a Compulsive Buyer:" A Content Analysis of Themes from Testimonial Telephone Calls at QVC
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Ridgway, N. M.; Kukar-Kinney, M.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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Holistic Versus Digital Models of Multi-Digit Numerical Comparison
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Thomas, M.; Morwitz, V.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Children in Rural China Become Consumers
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Chan, K.; McNeal, J. U.; Phil, F. C.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Consumers' Self-View Influences Their Goals, Information Processing, and Choices
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Hamilton, R. W.; Biehal, G. J.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Do Consumers and Managers Process Numeric Information? The Role of Numerical Cognition
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Thomas, M.; Morwitz, V.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Do We Memorize Prices? A Numerical Cognition Perspective
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Vanhuele, M.; Laurent, G.; Dreze, X.; Kenesei, Z.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Individuals Develop Brand Evaluations in Different Contexts-The Relative Impacts of Affect, Self-Relevant Thoughts, and Product-Attribute Thoughts
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Chang, C.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Many Wings Does a Butterfly Have? Or Visual Stimuli As An Elicitation Technique For In-Depth Interviews
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Kniazeva, M.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Product Scarcity Impacts on Choice: Snob and Bandwagon Effects
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van Herpen, E.; Pieters, R.; Zeelenberg, M.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Stable Are Consumers' Constructed Preferences? A Contrast between Attraction and Compromise Effects
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Yoon, S.-O.; Simonson, I.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Vulnerable Are Consumers to Persuasion Attempts?
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Bosmans, A.; Warlop, L.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Warnings Become Recommendations: Paradoxical Effects of Warning on Beliefs of Older Consumers
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Yoon, C.; Skurnik, I.; Park, D.; Schwarz, N.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Well Do We Know Each Other? Theory and Method in Dyadic Prediction
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Cotte, J.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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How Well Do You Know Me? Consumer Calibration of Others' Knowledge
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Gershoff, A. D.; Johar, G. V.
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Association for Consumer Research
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2005
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