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IrIs W. Hung and robert s. Wyer Jr.* Consumers’ attraction to a product can often be based on the subjective reactions that they imagine they would have if they personally used it. three experiments examine the effects
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Document Date: 2012-03-06 04:00:19


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National University of Singapore / Chinese University of Hong Kong / /

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