Introduction: Understanding consumers in the here, the now and the tomorrow
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Attitude change and persuasion: past, present and future directions
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Consumer prediction: forecasted utility, psychological distance and their intersection
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Consumer neuroscience: revealing meaningful relationships between brain and consumer behavior
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Developmental consumer psychology: children in the twenty-first century
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Coping research in the broader perspective: emotions, threats, mindsets and more
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Interpersonal influences in consumer psychology: when does implicit social influence arise?
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Government efforts to aid consumer well being: understanding federal health warnings and disclosures
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The consumer psychology of online privacy: insight and opportunities from behavioral decision theory
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Cosumers and healthcare: the reluctant consumer
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Social class and scarcity: understanding consumers who have less
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Consumer sharing: collaborative consumption, from theoretical roots to new opportunities
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