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HomeThemesPsychology & Mental HealthSeeing oneself in one’s choices: Construal level and self-pertinence of electoral and consumer decisions

Seeing oneself in one’s choices: Construal level and self-pertinence of electoral and consumer decisions

August 6, 2008 WM Psychology & Mental Health

Antonio L. Freitas, Karen L. Langsam, Sheri Clark, Scott J. Moeller (2008)

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