TOC: J Con Affairs
Introduction
Journal of Consumer Affairs, 42(3)
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Journal of Consumer Affairs
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Disentangling the Differences between Abusive and Predatory Lending: Professionals’ Perspectives
–Lucy M. Delgadillo, Luke V. Erickson, Kathleen W. Piercy [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
An Open Mind Wants More: Opinion Strength and the Desire for Genetically Modified Food Labeling Policy
–Sonja Radas, Mario F. Teisl, Brian Roe [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Parental Influence and Teens’ Attitude toward Online Privacy Protection
–Seounmi Youn [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Neuromarketing and Consumer Free Will
–R. Mark Wilson, Jeannie Gaines, Ronald Paul Hill [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Consumers’ Understanding of Privacy Rules in the Marketplace
–Joseph Turow, Michael Hennessy, Amy Bleakley [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Consumer Vulnerability and Credit Card Knowledge Among Developmentally Disabled Citizens
–Phylis M. Mansfield, Mary Beth Pinto [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Picture–Text Incongruency in Print Advertisements among Low- and High-Literacy Consumers
–Haeran Jae, Devon S. Delvecchio, Deborah Cowles [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Product Safety Regulation as a Model for Financial Services Regulation
–Elizabeth Warren [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Pet Peeves: Trademark Law and the Consumer Enjoyment of Brand Pet Parodies
–Ross D. Petty [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
The Often-Forgotten Nonfuneral Consumer Grief for the Grieving
–Elizabeth Taylor Quilliam [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Cautions and Concerns in Experimental Research on the Consumer Interest
–Marla B. Royne [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Can You Really Say That?
–Herbert Jack Rotfeld [Publisher] [Google Scholar]