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Why Do We Overbuy? Value from Engagement and the Shopping-consumption Discrepancy
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Why Familiar Stimuli Are Better Linked. A Study on the Cognitive Dynamics Linking Recognition and the Mere Exposure Effect
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Why Humor Breaks Resistance to Influence: Implicit Effects of Distraction and Positive Affect
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