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  1. 7031

    The small-area hypothesis Effects of progress monitoring on goal adherence. by Minjung Koo

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    The small-area hypothesis Effects of progress monitoring on goal adherence.
  2. 7032

    Liquid relationship to possessions. by Bardhi, Fleura

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    Liquid relationship to possessions.
  3. 7033

    Conspicuous consumption versus charitable behavior in response to social exclusion A differential needs explanation. by Jaehoon Lee

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    Conspicuous consumption versus charitable behavior in response to social exclusion A differential needs explanation.
  4. 7034

    Financial deprivation prompts consumer to seek scarce goods. by Sharma, Eesha

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    Financial deprivation prompts consumer to seek scarce goods.
  5. 7035

    Identifiable but not identical combining social identity and uniqueness motives in choice. by Chan, Cindy

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    Identifiable but not identical combining social identity and uniqueness motives in choice.
  6. 7036

    The effect of ordering decisions by choice-set size on consumer search. by Levav, Jonathan

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    The effect of ordering decisions by choice-set size on consumer search.
  7. 7037

    Too much of a good thing the benefits of implementation intentions depend on the number of goals. by Dalton, Amy N.

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    Too much of a good thing the benefits of implementation intentions depend on the number of goals.
  8. 7038

    The optimistic trust effect use of belief in a just world to cope with decision-generated threat. by Wilson, Andrew E.

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    The optimistic trust effect use of belief in a just world to cope with decision-generated threat.
  9. 7039

    Is meat male? A quantitative multimethod framework to establish metaphoric relationships. by Rozin, Paul

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    Is meat male? A quantitative multimethod framework to establish metaphoric relationships.
  10. 7040

    98% of HBR reades love this article Businesses are just beginning to understand th epower of "social norms". by Martin, Steve

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    98% of HBR reades love this article Businesses are just beginning to understand th epower of "social norms".

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