Vol 34 August 2007 All rights reserved 009353012007340200051000 The In64258uence of Ceiling Height The Effect of Priming on the Type of Processing That People Use JOAN MEYERSLEVY RUI JULIET ZHU This article demonstrates that var ID: 8397 Download Pdf
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Vol 31 June 2004 All rights reserved 009353012004310100051000 When Goals Are Counterproductive The Effects of Violation of a Behavioral Goal on Subsequent Performance DILIP SOMAN AMAR CHEEMA A considerable body of research supports the idea that ind
