We hypothesize and test that observing masterful performances of experts at difficult activities increases one’s perceptions of self-efficacy at those same activities. The exertion of control
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Why are consumers’ price judgments anchored on prices’ leftmost digits and when do people round fractional prices (e.g., $2.99 to $3.00) during mental computations? Three experiments show that
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There is a growing interest in research regarding the antecedents that impact consumer responses in times of product-harm crises. Still, most of the existing studies seem to, either, focus on
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Can a mere gesture lead to intimate product bonding? In this research, we find that affectionate gestures (e.g. hugging, stroking) can serve as routes to object attachment. We suggest that the mere
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This study explored social media monetization policy in Nigeria as a potential avenue for a new social contract as a digital economy development indicator and entrepreneurship sustainability. By
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Knowledge of the history of a management discipline is of great importance for the understanding of its evolution and its current state. The importance of structuring historical methods related to
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In this paper, we adopt a strategy-as-practice perspective and establish a link to the practices of brand meaning cocreation. We contribute empirical insights gained in the context of a small,
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It is imperative that all organisations should become sustainable over the long-run, but many are not familiar with these practices and the impact thereof. Various efforts have been made to develop
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