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Psych Mar

Introduction

Psychology & Marketing, 38(1)

INTEREST CATEGORY: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
POSTING TYPE: TOCs


EDITORIAL

What’s next?

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Turning the other cheek: Facial orientation influences both model attractiveness and product evaluation
Jaewoo Park, Charles Spence, Hiroaki Ishii, Taku Togawa []

An empirical study on anthropomorphism and engagement with disembodied AIs and consumers’ reuse behavior
Emi Moriuchi [Google Scholar]

Feeling red lucky? The interplay between color and luck in gambling settings
Nicolas Pontes, Laura Kai Williams []

Using website information to reduce postpurchase dissonance: A mediated moderating role of perceived risk
Mingfang Li, Askar H. Choudhury []

What kind of donor are you? Uncovering complexity in donor identity
Liliana Bove, Danielle Chmielewski, Benjamin A. Neville, Jing Lei, Anish Nagpal []

Special fonts: The competing roles of difficulty and uniqueness in consumer inference
Ruomeng Wu, Xiaoqi Han, Frank R. Kardes []

Social media influencers: A route to brand engagement for their followers
Marjorie Delbaere, Brittany Michael, Barbara J. Phillips []

Many a little makes a mickle: Why do consumers negatively react to sequential price disclosure?
Dirk Totzek, Gabriel Jurgensen []

The impact of reduced visibility caused by air pollution on construal level
Ying Ding, Jiaqi Zhong, Guoqing Guo, Fengchao Chen []

Telling a different story: How nonprofit organizations reveal strategic purpose through storytelling
SarahLouise Mitchell, Moira Clark []

Coping with multiple identities related to meat consumption
Louise Randers, Alice Gr繪nh繪j, John Th繪gersen []

What you touch, touches you: The influence of haptic attributes on consumer product impressions
Achini T. Ranaweera, Brett A. S. Martin, Hyun Seung Jin []

Consumers’ response to promotional gifts: The role of gender, transactional value, and reciprocity
Aleksandra Kovacheva, Hristina Nikolova, Cait Lamberton [Google Scholar]

Color me moral: White and black product colors influence prosocial behaviors
Eugene Y. Chan, Yan Meng []