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Consumer Well-Being

Consumer Well-Being

We research the impact of marketing and consumption practices on social welfare and policy.

Our work in Consumer Well-Being explores the emotional, cognitive, and social responses diverse consumers experience related to their quality of life.

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Poverty and consumer psychology

APA Handbook of Consumer Psychology

2022

Ronald Paul Hill

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Consumer Well-Being, Vulnerable Communities

Can advertising benefit women’s development? Preliminary insights from a multi-method investigation

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science

2022

Gautham Vadakkepatt, Andrew Bryant, Ronald Paul Hill & Joshua Nunziato

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Consumer Well-Being

From Anxious Spaces To Harmonious Relations? Interracial Marketplace Interactions Through The Lens Of Consumer Psychology

Journal of Consumer Psychology

2021

Sonya A. Grier, Guillaume D. Johnson, Maura L. Scott

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Race Marketing & Markets, Consumer Well-Being

In search of well-being: Factors influencing the movement toward and away from maladaptive consumption

Journal of Consumer Affairs

2020

Wendy Attaya Boland, Ingrid M. Martin, Marlys J. Mason

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Consumer Well-Being, Health & Nutrition

The Strength of Weak-Tie Consensus Language

Journal of Marketing Research

2020

Jeffrey K. Lee, Ann Kronrod

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Macromarketing & Public Policy, Consumer Well-Being

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