Schiffman, Leon G. Consumer behaviour 4th ed.

behavior ; Oligopoly and monopolistic competition -- Part 4. Factor markets. Labor ; Capital -- Part 5

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-- Part 4: factor markets – 15. Labour – 16. Capital -- Part 5: externalities, public goods and welfare

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global marketing research; 4. Gender and sexed bodies: embodiment, corporeality, physical mastery and the

. Rational economic models (cognitive models) / Dang Nguyen -- 4. Case study : using the theory of planned

-- Appendix 3B An Illustrative Analysis of Protocols in Respect to Obtaining a Homeowner's Mortgage -- 4

-- Chapter 3. The influence of reference groups on consumer behaviour -- Chapter 4. Personal characteristics

Analysis of Consumer Choice / Erik Amtzen -- 4.On the Evolutionary Bases of Consumer Reinforcement / Sarah

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.Designing the Research Model / Jennifer Hanson -- 4.1.Factors influencing product innovation -- 4.2.Setting

Desires on Virtual Worlds / Leila El Kamel -- SECTION II Social Media, Blogs, and Privacy Issues -- 4

-marketing beyond the web -- PART 4: STRATEGIC ISSUES IN E-MARKETING -- Chapter 11: Marketing strategy -- Chapter 12

reality : seeing things in different ways -- 3. Subliminal advertising : the biggest myth of all -- 4

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cost of zero cost : why we often pay too much when we pay nothing -- 4. The cost of social norms : why

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Ch. 1. Consumers rule -- Ch. 2. Perception -- Ch. 3. Learning and memory -- Ch. 4. Motivation and

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the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace -- 3. The Lion King, mimesis, and Disney's magical capitalism -- 4

Illicit Drug Consumption, Journal of Consumer Behaviour 1(4), 355-368 -- Article Woodside, A.G. (2004

by the experience -- 3. Who is a member of the luxury "class"? -- 4. Luxury consumers - the luxuries

Household Decision Making -- Sect. 4. Consumers and Subcultures -- Ch. 13. Income and Social Class -- Ch. 14

-- 3. Introduction to affect and cognition -- 4. Consumers' product knowledge and involvement -- 5

the ones to reach -- 2. Women have changed the landscape -- 3. What do women want? : C.H.A.R.G.E. -- 4

Culture -- Pt. II. Consumer Characteristics and Fashion Implications. 4. Individual Consumer Dynamics

. Market Segmentation. pt. II. The consumer as an individual. 4. Consumer Motivations -- 5. Personality and

. The changing world of consumption -- Ch. 3. The meaning and nature of culture -- Ch. 4. Consumption

Information Gap -- II. The Reasons We Shop Today -- 4. The Mindset of Shopping -- 5. Motivations for Shopping

commitment with just a few questions -- 4. Answers to Some Old Questions -- Clearing up confusion about

-decision Process. 4. Motivators. 5. Determinants. 6. Models of the purchase decision-making process -- Pt. 3

. II. The cognitive consumer. 3. Perceptual processes. 4. Cognitive and behavioral learning. 5

. Government -- Ch. 3 App. The Utility Function Approach to the Consumer Budgeting Problem -- Ch. 4 App