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Journal of Consumer Research Inc. The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Why Brands Produce Priming Effects and Slogans Produce Reverse Priming Effects Author(s): Juliano Laran, Amy N. Dalton, Eduardo B. Andrade Sourc
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Document Date: 2012-01-18 22:28:14


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Houston / Meyers / /

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Nordstrom / Wilson / Consumer Research Inc. / Walmart / /

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University of Chicago Press / Hong Kong University of Science / University of Miami / University of California / /

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information technology / /

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University of Chicago Press / The University of Chicago / Hong Kong University of Science and Technology / University of California / Berkeley / University of Miami / /

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Ann McGill / Rucker / Amy N. Dalton / Patti Williams / Gordon Moskowitz / Jaideep Sengupta / Chris Janiszewski / Bob Wyer / Andrew Hayes / Van Kamp / N. DALTON EDUARDO / EDUARDO B. ANDRADE / Tanya Chartrand / Gavan Fitzsimons / Coral Gables / /

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Author / editor / associate professor of marketing / assistant professor of marketing / coach / associate editor for this article / Preacher / /

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California / /

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JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH / The Journal of Consumer Research / /

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ufl / /

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information technology / /

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