Journal of Economic Psychology

1981 - 2025

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Volume 16, issue 4, 1995

Experiments on rating the utility of consumer goods: Evidence supporting microeconomic theory pp. 543-561

Simon Kemp, Stephen E. G. Lea and Sharon Fussell

Political events and consumer confidence in Belgium pp. 563-579

Jef Vuchelen

Conservation technology adoption decisions and the theory of planned behavior pp. 581-598

Gary D. Lynne, C. Franklin Casey, Alan Hodges and Mohammed Rahmani

The effects of product expertise on consumer evaluations of new-product concepts pp. 599-615

Cees J. P. M. de Bont and Jan P. L. Schoormans

True positives and false alarms in the detection of tax evasion pp. 617-640

Gerrit Antonides and Henry S. J. Robben

Expert-novive judgments and new cue sets: Process versus outcome pp. 641-662

Charles R. Enis

Student attitudes to student debt pp. 663-679

Emma Davies and Stephen E. G. Lea

Psychological factors in consumer debt: Money management, economic socialization, and credit use pp. 681-701

Stephen E. G. Lea, Paul Webley and Catherine M. Walker

Volume 16, issue 3, 1995

Economic actors, minds and contexts: Towards an ecological economic psychology? pp. 355-360

Carole B. Burgoyne and David A. Routh

His money, her money: Recent research on financial organisation in marriage pp. 361-376

Jan Pahl

Is family planning an economic decision? pp. 377-392

Sophia R. Wunderink

Studying economic decisions within private households: A critical review and design for a "couple experiences diary" pp. 393-419

Erich Kirchler

Financial organisation and decision-making within western 'households' pp. 421-430

Carole B. Burgoyne

Household accounts, mental accounts, and savings behaviour: Some old economics rediscovered? pp. 431-448

Adrian Winnett and Alan Lewis

Evaluating and budgeting with instalment credit: An interview study pp. 449-467

Rob Ranyard and Gill Craig

Accounts of accounts: En route to an economic psychology of personal finance pp. 469-475

Paul Webley

Collecting as luxury consumption: Effects on individuals and households pp. 477-490

Russell W. Belk

Gender identity and material symbols: Objects and decision considerations in impulse purchases pp. 491-511

Helga Dittmar, Jane Beattie and Susanne Friese

Environmentally friendly replacement of automobiles pp. 513-529

Agneta Marell, Per Davidsson and Tommy Garling

In search of missing links: Comments on three papers on spending and consumption pp. 531-539

Folke Olander

Volume 16, issue 2, 1995

The polish economic reform: Transgressive decision making pp. 175-204

Jozef Kozielecki

Responses to the economy among two value orientation segments pp. 205-222

Zowie Wharton and Howard R. Harmatz

The social costs and benefits of urban consolidation: A time budget/contingent valuation approach pp. 223-245

Brian J. Bishop and Geoffrey J. Syme

On durable goods monopolies an experimental study of intrapersonal price competition and price discrimination over time pp. 247-274

Werner Guth, Peter Ockenfels and Klaus Ritzberger

Are being unemployed and being out of the labor force distinct states?: A psychological approach pp. 275-295

Arthur H. Goldsmith, Jonathan R. Veum and William Darity

Burnout, absenteeism, and the overtime decision pp. 297-309

Gideon Yaniv

The complex relationship between consumer satisfaction and brand loyalty pp. 311-329

JoseM. M. Bloemer and Hans D. P. Kasper

Time dependent biases in consumer multi-attribute judgment pp. 331-349

Yoav Ganzach and David Mazursky

Negotiating family responsibilities: Janet Finch and Jennifer Mason, Routledge, London, 1993. pp. viii + 228. [UK pound]12.99 paper pp. 351-353

Carole Burgoyne

Volume 16, issue 1, 1995

Rating the value of government-funded services: Comparison of methods pp. 1-21

Simon Kemp and Karyn Willetts

The value of services supplied by the New Zealand government pp. 23-37

Simon Kemp and Karyn Willetts

Values, environmental attitudes, and buying of organic foods pp. 39-62

Suzanne C. Grunert and Hans Jorn Juhl

Tax evasion, consumption of public goods and fairness pp. 63-72

Josef Falkinger

Are fairness constraints on profit-seeking important? pp. 73-96

Robert Piron and Luis Fernandez

The confidence heuristic: A game-theoretic analysis pp. 97-113

Jonathan Thomas and Ruth G. McFadyen

An adviser in resource management situations: Configural weighing of recommendations pp. 115-135

Sjerp de Vries and Henk A. M. Wilke

Effects of information order, group assistance, and experience on auditors' sequential belief revision pp. 137-160

Eric N. Johnson

A note on the perceptions of loan duration and repayment pp. 161-168

Alan Lewis and Marlies van Venrooij

Volume 15, issue 4, 1994

Material possessions as stereotypes: Material images of different socio-economic groups pp. 561-585

Helga Dittmar

Tests of rationality versus an "over optimist" bias pp. 587-599

Jakob Madsen

Silly bubbles and the insensitivity of rationality testing: An experimental illustration pp. 601-620

T. Stanley

A verbal protocol analysis of choice under ambiguity pp. 621-635

Scott Highhouse

An experimental test of the IRP, PPP and Fisher theorems pp. 637-649

Uri Benzion, Alon Granot and Joseph Yagil

How do people perceive economic activities? pp. 651-668

Tadeusz Tyszka

Modelling consumer risk reduction preferences from perceived loss data pp. 669-685

M. Greatorex and V. W. Mitchell

Volume 15, issue 3, 1994

Rationality in the mind's eye: An alternative test of rational expectations using subjective forecast and evaluation data pp. 379-403

Michael A. Anderson and Arthur H. Goldsmith

Market liberalization and the psychology of firm performance pp. 405-425

Sumit K Majumdar

The use and perceived fairness of price-setting rules in the bulk electricity market pp. 427-448

Peter R. Dickson and Rosemary Kalapurakal

Children's consumer behavior in a store with unattractive merchandise: The "caveat emptorium" pp. 449-465

Patricia Pliner, Peter Darke, Rona Abramovitch and Jonathan Freedman

Labor supply and the welfare costs of marital conflict pp. 467-486

Henriette Maassen van den Brink and Wim Groot

Gender differences in the semantics of ownership: A quantitative phenomenological survey study pp. 487-510

Floyd W. Rudmin

Team selection -- An experimental investigation pp. 511-536

Friedel Bolle

Probability, value, and... suspense pp. 537-557

Etienne Mullet, Daniele Hermand, Maria Teresa Munoz Sastre, Agnes Nisot and Stephane Rusineck

Volume 15, issue 2, 1994

Materialism and economic psychology pp. 217-231

Marsha L. Richins and Floyd W. Rudmin

To have is to be: Materialism and person perception in working-class and middle-class British adolescents pp. 233-251

Helga Dittmar and Lucy Pepper

Harmful effects of seemingly helpful information on forecasts of stock earnings pp. 253-267

Fred D. Davis, Gerald L. Lohse and Jeffrey E. Kottemann

Motivation for migration and economic success pp. 269-284

Rudolf Winter-Ebmer

Consumer acquisition of commercial and nutrition information in food choice pp. 285-300

Michael J. Corney, Richard Shepherd, Duncan Hedderley and Chaya Nanayakkara

Subjective product knowledge as a moderator of the relationship between attitudes and purchase intentions for a durable product pp. 301-314

Ida E. Berger, Brian T. Ratchford and George Haines

Scarcity and preference: An experiment on unavailability and product evaluation pp. 315-331

Theo M. M. Verhallen and Henry S. J. Robben

Behavioral costs as determinants of cost perception and preference formation for gifts to receive and gifts to give pp. 333-350

Henry S. J. Robben and Theo M. M. Verhallen

Mental accounting in a sequential Prisoner's Dilemma game pp. 351-374

Gerrit Antonides

Children's saving: A study in the development of economic behaviour: E.J.S. Sonuga-Barke and P. Webley, Erlbaum, Hove, 1993. pp. xii + 153 pp. 375-378

Gerard Duveen

Volume 15, issue 1, 1994

New developments in consumer psychology pp. 1-4

Stephen E. G. Lea and Russell W. Belk

Behavior analysis and consumer psychology pp. 5-91

Gordon R. Foxall

An extended rationality model of social norms in labour supply pp. 93-126

Chris de Neubourg and Maarten Vendrik

Evidence on the risk-taking of price-setters pp. 127-148

Joel E. Urbany and Peter R. Dickson

Mental framing by consequence thinking: Its effects on judgements of gender-based employment selection pp. 149-172

M. S. Singer

Evaluating income distributions pp. 173-190

Peter van Wijck

Motives for acquiring companion animals pp. 191-206

N. Endenburg, H. 't Hart and J. Bouw

If you're so smart: The narrative of economic expertise: Donald N. McCloskey, University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London, 1990. pp. ix + 180. ISBN 0-226-55671-9 pp. 207-211

Robert Evans