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Microsoft Word - Hari & Forestier[removed]The thin win; Implicit preference for slim models in advertising.docx
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Bower / New York / /

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Ashmore / M. G. & Longo L. C. / Unilever / Lawrence Erlbaum Assoc Inc / Rolls Royce / Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group / /

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Switzerland / Canada / /

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Carnegie Mellon University / Southampton University / /

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advertising consumers / misplaced media / advertising campaigns featuring women / displaced media / advertising preferences / advertising combinations / beauty enhancing products / media influences / idealized advertising imagery / advertising serves / advertising campaign / food choice / advertising claim / advertising ideals / /

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pain / /

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Picture / /

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Academy of Marketing Science / David A. Tepper School of Business / C. Forestier Academy of Marketing Conference / Carnegie Mellon University / Southampton University / /

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Service Worker / straight forward / spokesperson / General / /

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A. B. / /

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PloS ONE / European Journal of Social Psychology / Journal of Consumer Research / British Journal of Social Psychology / Psychological Bulletin / Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / /

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Improved Scoring Algorithm / scoring algorithm / /

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