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    Group decision making under conditions of distributed knowledge the information assymetries model. por Brodbeck, Felix C.

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    Group decision making under conditions of distributed knowledge the information assymetries model.
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    Integration in the global sourcing organization-an information processing perspective. por Trautmann, Gerhard

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    Integration in the global sourcing organization-an information processing perspective.
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    Effect of regulatory focus on selective information processing. por Yeosun Yoon

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    Effect of regulatory focus on selective information processing.
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    Organization design the epistemic interdependence perspective. por Puranam, Phanish

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    Organization design the epistemic interdependence perspective.
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    Consumers' trust in feelings as information. por Avnet, Tamar

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    Consumers' trust in feelings as information.
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    Is noise always bad? Exploring the effects of ambient noise on creative cognition. por Mehta, Ravi

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    Is noise always bad? Exploring the effects of ambient noise on creative cognition.
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    The influence of base rate and case information on health-risk perceptions a unified model of self-positivity and self-negativity. por Yan, Dengfeng

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    The influence of base rate and case information on health-risk perceptions a unified model of self-positivity and self-negativity.
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    The influence of selective attention and inattention to products on subsequent choice. por Janiszewski, Chris

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    The influence of selective attention and inattention to products on subsequent choice.
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    The countability effect Comparative versus experiential reactions to reward distributions. por Jingjing Ma

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    The countability effect Comparative versus experiential reactions to reward distributions.
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    What the blind eye sees incidental change detection as a source of perceptual fluency. por Shapiro, Stewart A.

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

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