Charles M Brooks
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 231471 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Charles M Brooks |
| NOMBRES | Charles M |
| APELLIDO | Brooks |
| FIRMA | BROOKS C M |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9087-7321 |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 2 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1989 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Travel Configuration on Consumer Trip-Chained Store Choice
We predict that in evaluating alternative equidistant trip chains (i.e., the combining of multiple destinations into a single outing), consumers will choose trip chains where destinations are more clustered (i.e., closer to each other) and further from the origin over equidistant trip chains where destinations are less clustered but closer to the origin. This prediction is based on the assumptions of diminishing marginal sensitivity and reference…
The Motives of Gay Men for Taking or Not Taking the HIV Antibody Test
This paper analyzes the motives for taking or not taking the HIV antibody test among a sample of 120 gay men. The motives were forged from prevailing cultural constructions of the HIV test. The most commonly cited motives for taking the test were: to take medical treatments for HIV infection, to become motivated to make needed health and lifestyle changes, to clarify an ambiguous medical condition, to inform sexual decision making, and to relieve…
The Motives of Gay Men for Taking or Not Taking the HIV Antibody Test
This paper analyzes the motives for taking or not taking the HIV antibody test among a sample of 120 gay men. The motives were forged from prevailing cultural constructions of the HIV test. The most commonly cited motives for taking the test were: to take medical treatments for HIV infection, to become motivated to make needed health and lifestyle changes, to clarify an ambiguous medical condition, to inform sexual decision making, and to relieve…
Travel Configuration on Consumer Trip-Chained Store Choice
We predict that in evaluating alternative equidistant trip chains (i.e., the combining of multiple destinations into a single outing), consumers will choose trip chains where destinations are more clustered (i.e., closer to each other) and further from the origin over equidistant trip chains where destinations are less clustered but closer to the origin. This prediction is based on the assumptions of diminishing marginal sensitivity and reference…
The Motives of Gay Men for Taking or Not Taking the HIV Antibody Test
This paper analyzes the motives for taking or not taking the HIV antibody test among a sample of 120 gay men. The motives were forged from prevailing cultural constructions of the HIV test. The most commonly cited motives for taking the test were: to take medical treatments for HIV infection, to become motivated to make needed health and lifestyle changes, to clarify an ambiguous medical condition, to inform sexual decision making, and to relieve…
Travel Configuration on Consumer Trip-Chained Store Choice
We predict that in evaluating alternative equidistant trip chains (i.e., the combining of multiple destinations into a single outing), consumers will choose trip chains where destinations are more clustered (i.e., closer to each other) and further from the origin over equidistant trip chains where destinations are less clustered but closer to the origin. This prediction is based on the assumptions of diminishing marginal sensitivity and reference…
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