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Surprise in negotiations: The interpersonal effects of communicating surprise
The effectiveness of curiosity inducing communication
Teaser ads: The effect of amount of information and time on curiosity, affect and brand evaluation
The influence of communicating positive and negative surprise in negotiation
Choice overload: does responsibility lead to a decrease in choice satisfaction?
Curiosity in Advertising: Teasing or pleasing?
The maximizing mind-set: How avoiding to choose could lead to less regret and dissatisfaction
Surprise in advertising: The effects of sensemaking time on the valence of
The influence of the term risk on negative affect: Why 'helpful' warnings might not make financial planning easier
Choice overload, uncertainty and stress: How consumer decision-making style comes into play
In search of the underlying process of choice overload: Responsibility as a possible mediator of choice overload and choice satisfaction
How the size of the information-gap influences curiosity, affect expectations about the target outcome, and the target evaluation
You will never believe this thesis topic: The effectiveness of curiosity-inducing communication. The effects of teaser advertisements on curiosity, affect and brand evaluation.
Curiosity in advertising: Teasing or pleasing?
Can nature bloom your creative performance?
How brand loyalty moderates the impact of sustainable brand information
“I am not sure if this decision will make me more happy”: The role of uncertainty in choice proliferating situations
Curiosity and its resolution: What effect does it have on affect and evaluations of target stimulus?
The meaning of uncertainty lies in the eye of the beholder: How regulatory focus influences uncertainty
Curiosity in Advertising. Teasing or Pleasing?
The effect of communicated similarity on interest in complex new products: Can communicated similarity of a complex new product with an existing familiar product increase consumers' coping potential and consequently increase their interest in complex new
Curiosity in advertising: Teasing or pleasing?
Creating interest in complex novel products through communicating similarity
Curiosity-inducing Communication: Hazardous Lure or Effective Motivator?

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