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Not the Real Me! Effects of Secrecy on Consumers' Regret About Their Consumption Decisions
Psychology &Marketing, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Many consumers have secrets that frequently preoccupy their minds. They may find themselves thinking about their secrets even outside of contexts where secret‐keeping is relevant, such as during shopping activities. Previous research suggests that the impact of secret preoccupation on individuals' perceptions and behavior is significant. Thus,
Dongjin He, Yuwei Jiang
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Understanding Employer Brand Attractiveness Through Regulatory Focus Theory
Psychology &Marketing, EarlyView.ABSTRACT The aim of this paper is to understand the mechanism behind potential employees' preferences towards specific employer brand attributes. Drawing on qualitative data and regulatory focus theory, the paper presents a framework which shows that the dominant regulatory orientation of potential employees determines their preference towards specific
Carmen Iuliana Mal, Gary Davies
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Dynamics of sociopolitical polarization and effects of misperception-correcting information around the 2022 Brazilian elections. [PDF]
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Clinical safety evaluation of ambient voice technologies in surgical documentation
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ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society, 2016
In his classic book on the information society Castells described the relationship between "the self and the net". The rise of Internet giants such as Google, Apple and Amazon, have been spectacular successes on an unprecedented scale. However, the relationship we have with these companies is characterized by ambiguity; on the one hand it is part of ...
Andrea Resca, Bendik Bygstad
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In his classic book on the information society Castells described the relationship between "the self and the net". The rise of Internet giants such as Google, Apple and Amazon, have been spectacular successes on an unprecedented scale. However, the relationship we have with these companies is characterized by ambiguity; on the one hand it is part of ...
Andrea Resca, Bendik Bygstad
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Scientific American, 2011
Images of various seeds collected by botanists from the Amazon region in South America are presented, including seeds from the olax, bean, and squash plants.
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Images of various seeds collected by botanists from the Amazon region in South America are presented, including seeds from the olax, bean, and squash plants.
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1998
Release and spreading of mercury from gold mining is a widespread problem in the Amazon area. Today we have rather good knowledge of the mercury situation. Tens of investigations have considered mainly concentrations in fish and human hair. Metallic mercury is used for amalgamation of gold, and the mercury is released by evaporation at reburning sites.
M, Lodenius, O, Malm
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Release and spreading of mercury from gold mining is a widespread problem in the Amazon area. Today we have rather good knowledge of the mercury situation. Tens of investigations have considered mainly concentrations in fish and human hair. Metallic mercury is used for amalgamation of gold, and the mercury is released by evaporation at reburning sites.
M, Lodenius, O, Malm
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Amazon WorkSpaces and Amazon AppStream 2.0
2019An important area in which cloud can add value to your organization is in End-User Computing; this is because you are able to quickly and easily provision virtual desktops, streaming applications, without the need of purchasing expensive hardware and making a long-term financial commitment.
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2022
Amazon is everywhere. In our mailboxes, in delivery vans clogging our streets, in an increasing portion of our air traffic, in our grocery stores, on our televisions, in our smart home devices, and in the infrastructure powering many of the websites we visit. Amazon’s tendrils touch the majority of online retail transactions in the United States and in
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Amazon is everywhere. In our mailboxes, in delivery vans clogging our streets, in an increasing portion of our air traffic, in our grocery stores, on our televisions, in our smart home devices, and in the infrastructure powering many of the websites we visit. Amazon’s tendrils touch the majority of online retail transactions in the United States and in
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