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Posted December 13, 2011:
- Do Consumers Prefer Brands That Appear on Their Facebook Pages?
- From Teddy Bears to iPhones, We Overestimate What Others Will Pay for Goods
Posted December 8, 2011:
- Interactive Applications for Cell Phones May Be Most Powerful Forms of Advertising
- Pharmaceutical Spam
Posted December 2, 2011:
- Impatient People Have Lower Credit Scores, Study Finds
- If a Fat Tax Is Coming, Here's How to Make It Efficient, Effective
Posted November 7, 2011:
- Removing Sugar-Sweetened Beverages from Schools Associated With Reduced Access To, but Not Consumption of These Beverages Among Adolescents
- Lost in Translation: Credit Card Bill Notes Curb Cardholders' Monthly Payments
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Posted October 21, 2011:
- Social Isolation: Are Lonely Consumers Actually Loners or Conformers?
- Why Does Explaining Why a Cupcake Is Delicious Make Us Love It Less?
- Is It Best to Withhold Favorable Information About Products?
- How Does Hand Orientation Help Consumers Imagine Using Products?
- When Do Consumers Try to Increase Social Standing by Eating Too Much?
Posted October 20, 2011:
- Calorie Count Plus Points Based on Added Sugars, Sodium, and Saturated and Trans Fats Recommended as New Front-of-Package Nutrition Labeling System
- Minority Consumers Will Voluntarily Pay More for Goods and Services to Assert Status, Study Shows
Posted October 13, 2011:
- New Technology Could Help Reduce Food Waste
- Improving the Physics of Grocery Store Display Cases to Save Energy
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Posted September 29, 2011:
- Consumers May Have More Control Over Health Costs Than Previously Thought
- Living With Dementia and Making Decisions
Posted September 15, 2011:
- Childhood and the Driving Force of Fashion
- All Credit Ratings Not Created Equal: Study Shows Inflation of Credit Scores in Various Asset Classes
Posted September 14, 2011:
- Downwardly Mobile: When Consumer Decisions Are Influenced by People With Lower Socioeconomic Status
- It's All About Autonomy: Consumers React Negatively When Prompted to Think About Money
- Culturally Symbolic Products: Would You Buy a Sony Cappuccino Maker?
- Consumers Willing to Pay Premium for Healthier Genetically Modified Foods
- Daily Deal Companies Are Here to Stay, According to Consumers
Posted September 8, 2011:
- Insured and Still at Risk: Number of Underinsured in U.S. Increased 80 Percent Between 2003 2010
- Rising Health Costs Eroding Americans' Income Gains, Study Finds
Posted September 6, 2011:
- Demographic, Educational Factors Associated With Medical Specialty Board Certification Identified in New Study
- Widespread Medical Resident Burnout and Debt, Study Finds
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Posted August 10, 2011:
- How Consumers Discriminate: Study Reveals How the Quality of a Good and the Assortment of Choices Available Influences Consumers
- Study Links Personal, Corporate Risk-Taking; Examination of CEOs With Private Pilots' Licenses Indicates Potential Benefits in Bold Behavior
- Why Do Consumers Think Hard-to-Get Babes and Products Are Worth the Extra Effort?
- Pulling a Fast One: How Do Consumers React to Zippy Disclaimers?
- Consumer Self-Esteem While Shopping: Maybe Good-Looking Clerks Shouldn't Wear the Store Brands?
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Posted July 14, 2011:
- When Will a Message of Social Responsibility Backfire?
- Shop When You're Happy: Positive Feelings Improve Consumer Decision-Making Abilities
- When the First Choice Isn't Available, Why Don't Consumers Choose the Obvious Second Choice?

