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An Environmental Psychology Approach to Consumers’ Choices of Shopping Centres.g. by pleasant video images) or (iii) the image of a shopping centre or stores (e.g. by providing relevant audio-visual information). In this chapter we explore whether the effects of stimuli can be linked to approach variables such as shoppers’ spending. The exemplar stimulus for this chapter was

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An Evolutionary Psychology Approach to Understanding the ‘Why’ of Shopping Behaviour: the Savannah H

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