Effects of Consumer Information and Education on Cognition and Choice

Experimental results showed that education can increase the number of salient dimensions. However, the importance of key dimensions appeared unaffected by education. Information was found to influence product performance expectations and preferences, although sex role differences may exist

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• Behavioral Intention Formation

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• Effects of Cost-Related Feedback on Consumer Knowledge and Consumption Behavior

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• Impacts of education on cooking fuel choice for diverse family sizes and genders in Ghana

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• Forecasting and Backcasting

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• Attitude Models Revisited

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• Brand Choice Behavior as a Function of Information Load

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• Information Acquisition Behavior in Brand Choice Situations

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• The Effects of Consumer Education on Consumer Product Safety Behavior

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• A Motivational Model of Information Processing Intensity

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• Issues in Designing Consumer Information Environments

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• Bridging the Information Gap

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• Consumer Use and Comprehension of Nutrition Information

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• More Information is Better

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• Changing Brand Attitudes Through Modification of Cognitive Structure

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• The Fishbein Extended Model and Consumer Behavior

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• Decision Making within the Household

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• "Information Load" and Consumers

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