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  1. 7061

    Price inferences for sacred versus secular goods Changing the price of medicine influences perceived health risk. par Samper Adriana

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    Price inferences for sacred versus secular goods Changing the price of medicine influences perceived health risk.
  2. 7062

    Slow down! Insensitivity to rate of consumptions leads to avoidable satiation. par Galak, Jeff

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    Slow down! Insensitivity to rate of consumptions leads to avoidable satiation.
  3. 7063

    Confidence and construal framing ; When confidence increases versus decreases information processing. par Wen Wan, Echo

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    Confidence and construal framing ; When confidence increases versus decreases information processing.
  4. 7064

    Money isn't everything, but it helps if it doesn't look used How the physical appearance of money influences spending. par Di Muro, Fabrizio

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    Money isn't everything, but it helps if it doesn't look used How the physical appearance of money influences spending.
  5. 7065

    The desire for consumption knowledge. par Clarkson, Joshua J.

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    The desire for consumption knowledge.
  6. 7066

    Are all units created equal? The effect of default units on product evaluations. par Lembregts, Christophe

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    Are all units created equal? The effect of default units on product evaluations.
  7. 7067

    The countability effect Comparative versus experiential reactions to reward distributions. par Jingjing Ma

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    The countability effect Comparative versus experiential reactions to reward distributions.
  8. 7068

    What the blind eye sees incidental change detection as a source of perceptual fluency. par Shapiro, Stewart A.

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    What the blind eye sees incidental change detection as a source of perceptual fluency.
  9. 7069

    How naive theories drive opposing inferences from the same information. par Deval, Helene

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    How naive theories drive opposing inferences from the same information.
  10. 7070

    Tip of the hat, wag of the finger How moral decoupling enables consumers to admire and admonish. par Bhattacharjee, Amit

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    Tip of the hat, wag of the finger How moral decoupling enables consumers to admire and admonish.

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