Favorite Possessions Protect Subjective Well-Being Under Income Inequality

The inauthentic consumer: Consequences of self-inauthenticity for possession disposal

#Favorite: How Posting Your Favorite Possessions on Social Media Increases Happiness

The "Self" Under COVID-19: Social Role Disruptions, Self-Authenticity And Present-Focused Coping

The Self Under COVID-19: Social Role Disruptions Undermine Self-Authenticity

Possession-alienation: How Consumers Treat Possessions when Feeling Self-alienated

The Effect of Self-inauthenticity on Possession Disposal

Will they go for my jugular? The Psychological Safety Provided by Physically Covering the Neck

Will they go for my jugular? The Psychological Safety Provided by Physically Covering the Neck

How to Derive Wellbeing from Possessions

Quantity Aversion: Self-Control and Consumers’ Response to Product Quantity

Remind Me of What I Have: Thinking about a Favorite Possession Mitigates the Negative Impact of Inequality on Subjective Well-being

The Double-Edged Sword of Social Signaling: Antecedents and Consequence of Mixed Emotions in Counterfeit Brand Consumption

My Favorite Thing: How Special Possessions can Increase Subjective Wellbeing

How and Why Wearing Sunglasses Makes for Cool Consumers

It Feels Good and Bad to Be Fake: The Effect of Counterfeit Consumption on Consumer Feelings and Purchase Preference

It Feels Good and Bad to Be Fake: The Effects of Using Counterfeits on Mixed Emotions

Keepin’ it Cool with Sunglasses: Examining How and When Cool Products Make for Cool Consumers

Motivated Forgetting Following Social Identity Threat

It Feels Good and Bad to be Fake: The Mixed Emotional Experience and Consequence of Using Counterfeits

It Feels Good and Bad to be Fake: The Mixed Emotional Experience and Consequence of Using Counterfeits

Motivated Forgetting in Response to Social Identity Threat

Consumer Goals (invited participant in a 'Conversations' session)

Keepin' it Cool: The Behavioral Effects of Wearing Sunglasses

Memory for Advertising: When do Consumers Remember and When do They Forget Social-Identity-Linked Ads?

Motivated Forgetting Following Social Identity Threat: You Can't Always Forget What You Want but You Can Forget What You Need

Too Much of a Good Thing: The Benefits of Implementation Intentions Depend on the Number of Goals

Are there situations in which consumers want to be primed?

Motivated Forgetting Following Social Identity Threat: You Can't Always Forget What You Want but You Can Forget What You Need

Motivated Forgetting Following Social Identity Threat: You Can't Always Forget What You Want but You Can Forget What You Need

Too Much of a Good Thing: The Benefits of Implementation Intentions Depend on the Number of Goals

The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Why Brands Produce Priming Effects and Slogans Produce Reverse Priming Effects

Why Consumers Rebel Against Slogans

When does Priming cause us to Value or Devalue a Brand?

Nonconscious Goal Pursuit: Isolated Incidents or Adaptive Self-Regulatory Tool?

The Schema-Driven Chameleon: How Mimicry Affects Executive and Self-Regulatory Resources

The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Priming or Reverse Priming Effects following Exposure to Brands or Slogans

Mimicry: Its ubiquity, importance, and functionality

The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Priming and Reverse Priming Effects following Exposure to Brands and Slogans

The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Priming or Reverse Priming Effects following Exposure to Brands or Slogans

When does Priming cause us to Value or Devalue a Brand?

Consequences of Nonconscious Goal Activation

Coping in the Material World: Using Consumption to Repair and Protect Self-worth

Look on the Bright Side: Self-expressive consumption and consumer self-worth

Relationship Reactance: When Priming Significant Others Triggers Opposing Goals

Mimicry

Priming

Following Through on Decisions: The Costs and Benefits of Implemental Mindsets

Nonconscious Relationship Reactance: When Significant Others Prime Opposing Goals

The Depleting Chameleon: Mimicry as a Schema-driven process

Who"s the Boss? Evidence for nonconscious relationship reactance

High-Maintenance Interaction: Inefficient Social Coordination Impairs Self-Regulation

Nonconscious Reactance to Relationship Partners

The depleted chameleon: Self-regulatory consequences of social asynchrony

The consequences of failing at nonconscious goals for self-enhancement

How to Derive Wellbeing from Possessions

Conference paper

Quantity Aversion: Self-Control and Consumers’ Response to Product Quantity

Conference paper

Remind Me of What I Have: Thinking about a Favorite Possession Mitigates the Negative Impact of Inequality on Subjective Well-being

Conference paper

The Double-Edged Sword of Social Signaling: Antecedents and Consequence of Mixed Emotions in Counterfeit Brand Consumption

Conference paper

My Favorite Thing: How Special Possessions can Increase Subjective Wellbeing

Conference paper

How and Why Wearing Sunglasses Makes for Cool Consumers

Conference paper

It Feels Good and Bad to Be Fake: The Effect of Counterfeit Consumption on Consumer Feelings and Purchase Preference

Conference paper

It Feels Good and Bad to Be Fake: The Effects of Using Counterfeits on Mixed Emotions

Conference paper

Keepin’ it Cool with Sunglasses: Examining How and When Cool Products Make for Cool Consumers

Conference paper

Motivated Forgetting Following Social Identity Threat

Book chapter

It Feels Good and Bad to be Fake: The Mixed Emotional Experience and Consequence of Using Counterfeits

Conference paper

It Feels Good and Bad to be Fake: The Mixed Emotional Experience and Consequence of Using Counterfeits

Conference paper

Motivated Forgetting in Response to Social Identity Threat

Article

Consumer Goals (invited participant in a 'Conversations' session)

Conference paper

Keepin' it Cool: The Behavioral Effects of Wearing Sunglasses

Conference paper

Memory for Advertising: When do Consumers Remember and When do They Forget Social-Identity-Linked Ads?

Conference paper

Motivated Forgetting Following Social Identity Threat: You Can't Always Forget What You Want but You Can Forget What You Need

Conference paper

Too Much of a Good Thing: The Benefits of Implementation Intentions Depend on the Number of Goals

Article

Are there situations in which consumers want to be primed?

Conference paper

Motivated Forgetting Following Social Identity Threat: You Can't Always Forget What You Want but You Can Forget What You Need

Conference paper

Motivated Forgetting Following Social Identity Threat: You Can't Always Forget What You Want but You Can Forget What You Need

Conference paper

Too Much of a Good Thing: The Benefits of Implementation Intentions Depend on the Number of Goals

Conference paper

The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Why Brands Produce Priming Effects and Slogans Produce Reverse Priming Effects

Article

Why Consumers Rebel Against Slogans

Article

When does Priming cause us to Value or Devalue a Brand?

Conference paper

Nonconscious Goal Pursuit: Isolated Incidents or Adaptive Self-Regulatory Tool?

Article

The Schema-Driven Chameleon: How Mimicry Affects Executive and Self-Regulatory Resources

Article

The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Priming or Reverse Priming Effects following Exposure to Brands or Slogans

Conference paper

Mimicry: Its ubiquity, importance, and functionality

Book chapter

The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Priming and Reverse Priming Effects following Exposure to Brands and Slogans

Conference paper

The Curious Case of Behavioral Backlash: Priming or Reverse Priming Effects following Exposure to Brands or Slogans

Conference paper

When does Priming cause us to Value or Devalue a Brand?

Conference paper

Consequences of Nonconscious Goal Activation

Book chapter

Coping in the Material World: Using Consumption to Repair and Protect Self-worth

Conference paper

Look on the Bright Side: Self-expressive consumption and consumer self-worth

Conference paper

Relationship Reactance: When Priming Significant Others Triggers Opposing Goals

Article

Mimicry

Book chapter

Priming

Book chapter

Following Through on Decisions: The Costs and Benefits of Implemental Mindsets

Conference paper

Nonconscious Relationship Reactance: When Significant Others Prime Opposing Goals

Conference paper

The Depleting Chameleon: Mimicry as a Schema-driven process

Conference paper

Who"s the Boss? Evidence for nonconscious relationship reactance

Conference paper

High-Maintenance Interaction: Inefficient Social Coordination Impairs Self-Regulation

Article

Nonconscious Reactance to Relationship Partners

Conference paper

The depleted chameleon: Self-regulatory consequences of social asynchrony

Conference paper

The consequences of failing at nonconscious goals for self-enhancement

Conference paper