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    The Art of Slowness: Slow Motion Enhances Consumer Evaluations by Increasing Processing Fluency by Stuppy, Anika, Landwehr, Jan R., McGraw, A. Peter

    Published in Journal of marketing research (01-04-2024)
    “…Slow motion is a popular video editing tool used to enhance short-form videos (e.g., reels, stories, GIFs), which are commonly found in media entertainment and…”
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    How sampling high‐ and low‐quality products affects enjoyment by Stuppy, Anika, Van Den Bergh, Bram

    Published in Psychology & marketing (01-04-2022)
    “…Consumers can build expertise by sampling products that are differentiated vertically, in terms of quality, or horizontally, in terms of taste. While the…”
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    Self-esteem influences the willingness to engage in COVID-19 prevention behavior and persuasion efficacy by Stuppy, Anika, Smith, Robert W.

    Published in Social science & medicine (1982) (01-03-2023)
    “…Behaviors such as hand-washing and vaccination save human lives during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Yet, people differ widely in their willingness to…”
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    I Am, Therefore I Buy: Low Self-Esteem and the Pursuit of Self-Verifying Consumption by Stuppy, Anika, Mead, Nicole L, Van Osselaer, Stijn M J

    Published in The Journal of consumer research (01-02-2020)
    “…Abstract The idea that consumers use products to feel good about themselves is a basic tenet of marketing. Yet, in addition to the motive to self-enhance,…”
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    Power Increases the Socially Toxic Component of Narcissism Among Individuals With High Baseline Testosterone by Mead, Nicole L, Baumeister, Roy F, Stuppy, Anika, Vohs, Kathleen D

    “…The corrosive effects of power have been noted for centuries, but the self-related changes responsible for those effects have remained somewhat elusive…”
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    Power Increases the Socially Toxic Component of Narcissism AmongIndividuals With High Baseline Testosterone by Mead, Nicole L, Stuppy, Anika, Baumeister, Roy F, Vohs, Kathleen D

    “…The corrosive effects of power have been noted for centuries, but the self-related changes responsible forthose effects have remained somewhat elusive…”
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