Dominant designs : the role of product face-ratios and anthropomorphism on personality traits and consumer preferences
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c 2016 [publ. 2015]
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Authors: | Maeng, Ahreum ; Aggarwal, Pankaj |
Published in: |
The psychology of design : creating consumer appeal ; [an interdisciplinary conference held in May 2014 in Ann Arbor on the subject of "the Psychology of Design" ; the 33rd Annual Advertising and Consumer Psychology (ACP) Conference of the Society for Consumer Psychology]. - New York., NY [u.a.] : Routledge, ISBN 978-0-7656-4759-7. - 2016, p. 133-148
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Subject: | Produktgestaltung | Product design | Menschenbild | Concept of man | Persönlichkeitsmerkmal | Personality trait | Konsumentenpräferenzen | Consumer preferences |
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