Titlebook: Handbook of Economic Psychology; W. Fred Raaij,Gery M. Veldhoven,Karl-Erik W?rneryd Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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Innovating Around First Impressions, . takes place are when two or more parties have divergent interests or goals and communication between the parties is possible. Three additional conditions must also exist in order for bargaining to occur (Chertkoff and Esser, 1976):

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Attitude-behavior Relationshipsnaturally leads to prediction. Economics, on the other hand, has focussed mainly on the prediction of behavior, sometimes neglecting the explanation of behavior — assuming that explanation lies in the prediction.

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Social Influence on Economic Behavior that it disregarded the importance of the social environment for the individual. It is still true that consumer choices of products and brands as well as saving decisions are treated in economic theory as if a single individual were making the decisions.

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Behavioral Perspectives on Theories of the Firm the actions of specific individuals — usually managers but sometimes owners. Second, they move easily from theories of optimal behavior to theories of actual behavior, assuming for the most part that actual human behavior is driven to the optimum by some competitive process.

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Bargaining, Negotiations, and Personal Selling . takes place are when two or more parties have divergent interests or goals and communication between the parties is possible. Three additional conditions must also exist in order for bargaining to occur (Chertkoff and Esser, 1976):

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Economic Agents’ Expectations in a Psychological Perspectiveons in economic psychology, will first explore the theoretical standing of the expectations concept in psychology, in economics and in economic psychology. Next, the operational aspects of measuring expectations and of using them in behavioral forecasts and control will be the concern.

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