This is your stomach speaking : anthropomorphized health messages reduce portion size preferences among the powerless
Year of publication: |
June 2017
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Authors: | Newton, Fiona J. ; Newton, Joshua D. ; Wong, Jimmy |
Published in: |
Journal of business research : JBR. - New York, NY : Elsevier, ISSN 0148-2963, ZDB-ID 189773-1. - Vol. 75.2017, p. 229-239
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Subject: | Power | Anthropomorphism | Threat | Food | Portion size |
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