J Con Res
Introduction
Journal of Consumer Research, 51(4)
INTEREST CATEGORY: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
POSTING TYPE: TOCs
Conspiracy Beliefs and Consumption: The Role of Scientific Literacy
—Nathan Allred, Lisa E Bolton []
An Aversion to Intervention: How the Protestant Work Ethic Influences Preferences for Natural Healthcare
—Yimin Cheng, Anirban Mukhopadhyay []
The Market Dynamics of Collective Ignorance and Spiraling Risk
—Léna Pellandini-Simányi, Michelle Barnhart []
Consumer Work and Agency in the Analog Revival
—Michael B Beverland, Karen V Fernandez, Giana M Eckhardt []
How Does Rating Specific Features of an Experience Alter Consumers’ Overall Evaluations of That Experience?
—Katie S Mehr, Joseph P Simmons [Google Scholar]
Back to the Present: How Direction of Mental Time Travel Affects Similarity and Saving
—Katherine L Christensen, Hal E Hershfield, Sam J Maglio []
Why Online Consumption Communities Brutalize
—Olivier Sibai, Marius K Luedicke, Kristine de Valck []
Stigma Resistance through Body-in-Practice: Embodying Pride through Creative Mastery
—Rohan Venkatraman, Julie L Ozanne, Erica Coslor []
Competent or Sad Blue? Lively or Aggressive Red? Why, How, and When Background Color Shapes the Meanings of Logo Hues
—Franck Celhay, Jonathan Luffarelli []
Pre-Registered Interim Analysis Designs (PRIADs): Increasing the Cost-Effectiveness of Hypothesis Testing
—Quentin André, Nicholas Reinholtz []