Feeling Guilty About Money: How Consumers Prioritize Cleansing Tainted Money Over Redeeming
Consumers can feel guilty about money, for instance, when they receive a product refund by stretching the truth or obtain a pay raise by exaggerating their contribution to a project. Given that Read More »
Temptation’s Itch: Goals, Self-Discourse And Money Management Practices While In A Debt
This study examines long-term consumer temptation. We chose the context of consumers enrolled in a debt management program (DMP) as their history of getting into debt, and relatively constrained Read More »
Author: Mary Wolfinbarger Celsi, Stephanie Dellande, Russel Nelson, Mary C. Gilly
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
Natural Scarcity – What Makes A Product A Suitable Means For Status Signaling
From Stone Age pottery, to Renaissance paintings and modern luxury watches, there is strong evidence that using objects as status symbols is at the core of human behavior. This phenomenon has been Read More »
Exploring The “I” In Mass Customization Decisions: Narcissists’ Proclivity Towards
Mass customization (MC) systems allow firms’ customers to create unique, self-designed products (Franke and Schreier 2008; Moreau and Herd 2010). Field evidence, however, indicates that only a Read More »
Author: Andreas Herrmann, Emanuel de Bellis, Hans-Werner Bierhoff, Elke Rohmann, David E. Sprott
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
A View To A Choice: The Effects Of Lateral Visual Field On Choosing Between Healthy Versus
Suppose you had the option to choose between a healthy (e.g., salad) and an unhealthy (e.g., chocolate cake) food item, with one item placed on your left visual field and the other item placed on Read More »