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Marco Vriens2019

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What I see is what I want: Top-down attention biasing choice behavior

Marco Vriens · Chad Vidden · Judith Schomaker

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Year2019

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Published2019-09-09

VenueJournal of Business Research

ISSN-L0148-2963

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Citations31

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ShelfDecision-Making and Behavioral Economics

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