Psych Mar
Introduction
Psychology & Marketing, 38(2)
INTEREST CATEGORY: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
POSTING TYPE: TOCs
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15206793/2021/38/2
Editorial
Evolutionary psychology in marketing: Deep, debated, but fancier with fieldwork
—Tobias Otterbring [Google Scholar]
Prenatal hormones (2D:4D), intrasexual competition, and materialism in women
—Marcelo V. Nepomuceno, Cristina M. de Aguiar Pastore, Eric Stenstrom [Google Scholar]
Intrasexual female competition and female trust in gay male sales associates’ recommendations
—Eric M. Russell, Hannah K. Bradshaw, Mark S. Rosenbaum, Sarah E. Hill, Rebekah Russell‐Bennett [Google Scholar]
The green mate appeal: Men’s pro‐environmental consumption is an honest signal of commitment to their partner
—Sylvie Borau, Leila Elgaaied‐Gambier, Camilla Barbarossa [Google Scholar]
When abs do not sell: The impact of male influencers conspicuously displaying a muscular body on female followers
—Yiran Su, Thilo Kunkel, Ning Ye [Google Scholar]
It might be ethical, but I won’t buy it: Perceived contamination of, and disgust towards, clothing made from recycled plastic bottles
—Matthew D. Meng, R. Bret Leary [Google Scholar]
Not so social: When social media increases perceptions of exclusions and negatively affects attitudes toward content
—Gema Vinuales, Veronica L. Thomas [Google Scholar]
Baseline testosterone moderates the effect of money exposure on charitable giving intent
—John B. Dinsmore, Eric P. Stenstrom, Jonathan W. Kunstman [Google Scholar]
Affect‐based nonconscious signaling: When do consumers prefer negative branding?
—Dan King, Sumitra Auschaitrakul [Google Scholar]
The pleasure of sharing: Can social context make healthy food more appealing?
—Katrien Maldoy, Charlotte J. S. De Backer, Karolien Poels [Google Scholar]
Addressing the sins of consumer psychology via the evolutionary lens
—Gad Saad [Google Scholar]