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November 7, 2020
The full text of “Intentions” by Vicki Morwitz and Kurt Munz is now available (open-access) on the publisher’s website.
September 19, 2020
I posted to YouTube a video to my ACR 2020 presentation titled, “Not-so Easy Listening: Roots and Repercussions of Auditory Choice Difficulty in Voice Commerce” by Kurt Munz and Vicki Morwitz. This paper is part of a special session on “Consumer Interactions with Voice Technology” which I co-chair with Johann Melzner.
September 9, 2020
I am delighted to announce that “Intentions” by Vicki Morwitz and Kurt Munz has been accepted for publication at Consumer Psychology Review, to appear in the January 2021 issue.

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Some comments by Heeyoung Yoon and me on a great @Nature paper by Gabrielle Adams and co-authors, which documents people's tendency to look for solutions that add rather than subtract (e.g., adding more blocks to support the Lego roof rather than removing that one in the corner). https://twitter.com/NatureNV/status/1379857727053266946

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🚨 New Paper 🚨

Are you excluding outliers? This simple mistake may increase the false-positive rate of your experiment by more than 700%!

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When you exclude outliers (e.g. using boxplots), you do so...

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