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«Behavior and Attitudes of Telephone Shoppers», Direct Marketing (September 1987), 50.
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Riccardo A. Davis, «QVC Clicks for Kodak Cameras*, Advertising Age (January 17,1994), 17.
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Kevin J. Delaney, «Where the E in E-Shopping Stands for "Extreme,"« We// Street Jour-
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Ann Schlosser, David Mick, and John Deighton, « Experiencing Products in the Virtual
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This conceptual framework is developed originally in Justin Voss and Roger Blackwell,
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Howard Marmorstein, Dhruv Grewal, and Raymond P. H. Fishe, «The Value of Time Spent
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June Cotte, S. Ratneshwar, and David Mick, «The Times of Their Lives: Phenomenological
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Rajneesh Suri, Kent Monroe, David Mick, and William Bearden, «The Effects of Time
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Douglass K. Hawes, W. Wayne Talarzyk, and Roger D. Blackwell, «Consumer Satisfaction
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Aida N. Rizkalla, «Consumer Temporal Orientation and Shopping Behavior: The Case of
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Scott B. MacKenzie, «The Role of Attention in Mediating the Effect of Advertising on
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James R. Bettman, «Issues in Designing Consumer Information Environments»,/ouraa/o/
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JacobJacoby, Donald Speller, and Carol Kohn Berning, «Brand Choice Behavior as a Func-
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Jacob Jacoby, Donald Speller, and Carol Kohn Berning, «Brand Choice Behavior as a Func-
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