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- Anticipatory pleasure and desire: More or less the same or clearly distinct emotions? An appraisal study
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- Anticipatory pleasure: The appraisal pattern, related mood dimensions, and its connection with anticipatory enthusiasm
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- (Ir)reversible decision-making: A motivational account of consumer preferences for stability and change
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- Don't put all your eggs in one basket? Discussing the possible mediating role of responsibility in the effect of reversible decision making on regret and satisfaction
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- Feeling good before feeling bad; or feeling bad before feeling good? The experience of cognitive dissonance after (ir)reversible decision-making
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- Mating goals in a recession: Influences on consumer attitudes: How recession, relationship status and gender influence consumer attitudes towards luxury products
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- The anatomy of anticipatory pleasure: What defines this emotion and how does it distinguish itself from desire?
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- In search of the underlying process of choice overload: Responsibility as a possible mediator of choice overload and choice satisfaction
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- Economische recessie en consumentenattitudes tegenover luxeproducten: Zijn hedonistische attitudes hoger tegenover opzichte luxeproducten tijdens een economische recessie dan wanneer er geen recessie is?
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- The irony of decision reversibility: Why reversible decisions lead to higher regret and more self-blame