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One of the distinctive contributions of behavioral deci-sion research has been to challenge the proposition that the act of choosing between options reveals the choos-er’s preferences in an By Stephen A. Spiller; Abstract: Normatively, consumers should incorporate opportunity costs into every decision they make, yet behavioral research

Spiller, Fitzsimons, Lynch, and McClelland (2013, p. 282) make a similar critique of relying on sample-dependent tests, citing Frederick’s (2005) Cognitive Reflection Test with scores

Authors: Amy N. Dalton The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Stephen Spiller University of California, Los Angeles Citations (84) References (56) RICHARD G. NETEMEYER STEPHEN A. SPILLER ALESSANDRA ZAMMIT Planning has pronounced effects on consumer behavior and intertemporal choice. We develop a six-item Spiller, Stephen A., Nicholas Reinholtz, and Sam J. Maglio (2020), “Judgments Based on Stocks and Flows: Different Presentations of the Same Data Can Lead to Opposing Inferences,”

Limited Means and What I Can’t Buy: Resource Constraints and Resource Use Accessibility Drive Opportunity Cost Consideration | Enders, Joerg, Spiller, Stephen A | ISBN: 9781243537898 |

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Stephen A. Spiller’s 11 research works with 142 citations and 1,506 reads, including: Understanding effect sizes in consumer psychology Portfolios > WHO I AM Title: Portrait Of A Black Man Hoping To Expand His Narrow World < previousnext > Size: 30″ x 31.25″ Medium: Archival Pigment Print Price: $1,200.00 Year

Improving Our Scientific Understanding of Consumer Behavior “The Journal of Consumer Research is an anomaly in the ‘house of intellect’. Its primary objective is to serve as an Spiller and Ariely (2020) focused entirely on a subset of multi-option alternatives: media of nge (e.g., gift cards and promotional cre ocused primarily on WTP judgments (tho supplemental Publications Spiller, Stephen A., Nicholas Reinholtz, and Sam J. Maglio (accepted manuscript), “Judgments Based on Stocks and Flows: Different Presentations of the Same Data Can Lead

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A generalizable scale of propensity to plan : the long and the short of planning for time and for money John G. Lynch Jr.; Richard G. Netemeyer; Stephen A. Spiller; Alessandra Zammit We explore how preferences for attributes are constructed when people choose between multiattribute options. As found in prior research, we observed that while

Abstract The idea that choices alter preferences has been widely studied in psychology, yet prior research has focused primarily on choices for which all alternatives were salient at the time of Location: New York · 13 connections on LinkedIn. View Stephen Spiller’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Daniel J. Mirny and Stephen A. Spiller UCLA Anderson School of Management

Portfolios > BLACK & WHITE MELODRAMA TITLE: THE SHARK MAN < previousnext > Size: 30″ x 37″ Medium: Archival Pigment Print Price: $1,200.00 Year Completed: 2022 Notes Stephen A. Spiller, Anderson School of Management, University of California, Los Angeles, 110 Westwood Plaza, Box 951481, Los Angeles, CA 90095 E-mail:

Opportunity Cost Consideration Stephen A. Spiller – 13 Apr 2011 – Social Science Research Network Podcast NBERGrants NB20-10: Broad Framing in Retirement Income Decision Making NB21-04: Communicating the Implications of the Joint Decision of How Long to Work and When to Claim

When uses are inaccessible, they are less likely to be incorporated into a medium of exchange’s value (Frederick et al., 2009; Spiller, 2011), so such accessibility must be held constant across On behalf of the Policy Board of the Journal of Consumer Research, I am delighted to announce the journal’s next team of editors. Professor Oleg Urminsky will serve as editor in chief, and The Elasticity of Preferences Show all authors Dan Simon 12 Dan Simon Gould School of Law, University of Southern California Department of Psychology, University of

Stocks, Flows, and Risk Response to Pandemic Data Nicholas Reinholtz1, Sam J. Maglio2, and Stephen A. Spiller3

Stephen A. Spiller is Associate Professor of Marketing and Behavioral ual differences in loss aversion, intertemporal discount factors, Decision Making, Anderson School of Management, Abstract Marketers and researchers alike typically regard products as differentiated by quality (modeled via vertical differentiation) or taste (modeled via horizontal Design Engineer at Gulfstream Aerospace · Stephen Spiller is a hard-working, self-motivated, and well-rounded mechanical engineering graduate from Clemson University. Stephen is

STEPHEN A. SPILLER LENA BELOGOLOVA Marketers and researchers alike typically regard products as differentiated by qual-ity (modeled via vertical differentiation) or taste (modeled via Eileen Fischer sees abductive thinking as integral to inductive and qualitative thinking as it facilitates the generation of new constructs and remaps established ones. Stephen Spiller American Artist, Stephen Spiller lives and works in New York City. „I’m self-taught and focus on social, cultural and political issues. I photograph mostly on

View the profiles of people named Stephen Spiller. Join Facebook to connect with Stephen Spiller and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power STEPHEN A. SPILLER, LENA BELOGOLOVA, On Consumer Beliefs about Quality and Taste, Journal of Consumer Research, Vol. 43, No. 6 (APRIL 2017), pp. 970-991

Abstract. Implementation intentions are specific plans regarding how, when, and where to pursue a goal (Gollwitzer). Forming implementation intentions for Spiller, Stephen A., Nicholas Reinholtz, and Sam J. Maglio (2020), “Judgments Based on Stocks and Flows: Different Presentations of the Same Data Can Lead to Opposing Inferences,”