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Journal of Consumer Behaviour

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2018
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This special issue presents some interesting insights into 'Challenges to Attitudes and Behaviour Change Through Persuasion'.
Language: EN - English

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  • Framing effects of per‐person versus aggregate prices in group meals
  • Conceptualization and measurement of millennial's social signaling and self‐signaling for socially responsible consumption
  • In the eye of the beholder: The role of cognitive style and similarity in the evaluation of brand extensions
  • Issue Information
  • Consumers' Bayesian learning under Knightian uncertainty: An eye‐tracking analysis
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