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Friday7:00-8:15 amConf OfficeConf Registration
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Friday7:00-8:00 am*
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Friday8:30-9:40 amPlenary Session #1
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Friday9:55-11:05 amSession 1.1 SS 1109 How Language Impacts CommunicationSession 1.2 (1.6) Branding and designSession 1.3 (1.4) Health and consumptionSession 1.4 (1.1) Latest Insights on AI and technologySession 1.5 SS 180 On Ethics and SludgeSession 1.6 SS904 Photos Speak LouderSession 1.7 SS 721 Mapping Consumer Mental ProcessesSession 1.8 SS 897 More or Less Qty?Session 1.9 SS 765 Field Experiments Tutorial Session 1.10 (1.2) Financial decision makingSession 1.11 (9.5) Film festivalSession 1.12 (1.3) Food, wine and consumptionSession 1.13 (1.5) Pricing research
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Session 2.1 Methods Workshop - Data from the FieldSession 2.2 (2.6) Online comments, reviews and searchSession 2.3 Morality and immoralitySession 2.4 SS 637 Fresh Insights on Consumer Food ChoiceSession 2.5 SS 268 Religion and Consumer BehaviorSession 2.6 SS 454 Lay Beliefs About What Machines Do BetterSession 2.7 SS 760 Psych Layers in Consumption of StatusSession 2.8 SS 837 Psychology of PriceSession 2.9 (2.5) Artificial intelligence and algorithms Session 2.10 (2.2) Cutting edge insights on luxurySession 2.11 (9.6) Film festivalSession 2.12 (2.1) The role of language in consumer researchSession 2.13 (2.4) Numerical information processing
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Friday12:35-2:10 pmPresidents Address Lunch
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Friday2:20-3:30 pmSession 3.1 SS 569 Out of Touch? Multimethod HapticsSession 3.2 (3.3) Pro-socialSession 3.3 (3.6) Ownership and sharingSession 3.4 SS 433 Predicting Behavior with Elicited PreferencesSession 3.5 (3.4) Racial biasSession 3.6 SS 91 Consumption Sacrifices in RelationshipsSession 3.7 SS 299 Intersection of Political Ideology and Social IdentitySession 3.8 SS 658 Navigating the New NormalSession 3.9 Methods Workshop - Advanced Approaches to Social Media ResearchSession 3.10 (3.2) Covid and wellnessSession 3.11 (9.7) Film festivalSession 3.12 (3.1) Price promotionsSession 3.13 (3.5) Self concept and self control
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Friday3:45-4:55 pmSession 4.1 ACR Fellows AddressesSession 4.2 (4.4) Sustainable consumptionSession 4.3 Consumer stigmaSession 4.4 SS 546 Decoding the Language of SuccessSession 4.5 SS 749 Assembling Technological PracticesSession 4.6 SS 995 Change in Perspective in Context EffectsSession 4.7 SS 188 Social Phenomena and Marketplace SignalingSession 4.8 SS 495 For a Greener WorldSession 4.9 Methods Workshop - Theorizing Consumption through Films: A Workshop on Videography for Research ConsumersSession 4.10 (4.1) Consumer heuristicsSession 4.11 (8.7) Affect & emotionsSession 4.12 (4.5) Time and moneySession 4.13 (4.6) New insights in labeling
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Friday5:10-6:20 pmPlenary Session #2
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Friday6:30-7:45 pmWorking Papers Rec.
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Saturday7:00-8:15 amConf OfficeConf RegistrationContinental Breakfast
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Saturday8:30-9:40 amSession 5.1 SS 318 New Perspectives on CensorshipSession 5.2 Joint decisions & social influencesSession 5.3 (5.4) Decision makingSession 5.4 (5.6) Brand activismSession 5.5 SS 641 Socializing in the Virtual RealmSession 5.6 SS 1002 Looking at the World Through a New LensSession 5.7 SS 746 Win-win Interventions for FoodSession 5.8 SS 395 Consumer Use of RatingsSession 5.9 Methods Workshop - Designing Qualitative Interviews for Experimental StudiesSession 5.10 (5.1) The dark side of consumptionSession 5.11 Roundtable 401 Child Consumer BehaviorSession 5.12 (5.5) Cutting edge insights into brandingSession 5.13 (5.3) Food and drink consumption
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Saturday9:40-9:55 am
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Saturday9:55-11:05 amSession 6.1 SS 887 - Consuming Lethality CCTSession 6.2 (6.3) Consumption aspects of covidSession 6.3 (6.4) Consumer categorizationSession 6.4 SS 1082 Consumer Interactions With Different LanguagesSession 6.5 Consumer marginalization and discriminationSession 6.6SS 417 Novel Insights on Prosocial BehaviorsSession 6.7 SS 504 Customer Response to New Digital TechnologiesSession 6.8 SS 363 Consumer Research on FoodSession 6.9: Meet the Editors 1Session 6.10 (6.6) New insights on WOMSession 6.11 Roundtable 1123 Perspectives on Morality and ConsumptionSession 6.12 (6.1) PersonalizationSession 6.13 (6.2) Gender differences
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Session 7.1: Meet the Editors 2Session 7.2 (7.3) Ethical consumerismSession 7.3 SS 842 Algorithms of Different FormsSession 7.4 SS 908 Encouraging RepairSession 7.5 SS 424 Consumer InterdependenceSession 7.6 SS 999 Gut Feelings in Judgments of CompaniesSession 7.7 SS 545 Consumer Behavior in the FieldSession 7.8 SS 1028 Political Ideology and ConsumptionSession 7.9 (7.4) ScarcitySession 7.10 (7.2) Consumer budgetingSession 7.11 Roundtable 987 Fulfilling Jerome's LegacySession 7.12 (7.5) Implications from misinformationSession 7.13 (7.1) Consumer risk taking
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Saturday12:35-2:10 pmAwards Lunch Business Mtg
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Saturday2:20-3:30 pmSession 8.1 (8.5) Co-creationSession 8.2 (8.1) Online conversationsSession 8.3 The latest in servicesSession 8.4 SS 886 The World of Consumer ReviewsSession 8.5 SS 460 Structural Effects on MotivationSession 8.6 SS 1179 Audience InvolvementSession 8.7 SS 975 Joint Decisions and Joint ConsumptionSession 8.8 SS 692 Ambiguity in Times of UncertaintySession 8.9 Methods Workshop - Consumer Neuroscience Methods : Where to Start?Session 8.10 (8.4) BrandingSession 8.11 (7.6) Consumer experiencesSession 8.12 (8.2) Marketing EffectivenessSession 8.13 (8.6) Willingness to pay
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Saturday3:45-4:55 pmSession 9.1 (4.7) The importance of aestheticsSession 9.2 (9.3) Consumer culture and visual consumptionSession 9.3 (5.7) Identity & identificationSession 9.4 SS 193 Gifting Dynamics Session 9.5 SS 1017 Leveraging Unstructured Data for Consumer InsightsSession 9.6 SS 879 Quantity Cues in Decision MakingSession 9.7 SS 501 Trust Issues in Coexistence with TechnologySession 9.8 SS 895 Antecedents and Remedies to MisinformationSession 9.9 Methods Workshop - Doing Open ScienceSession 9.10 (9.1) Sharing economy platformsSession 9.11 Roundtable 1200 JACR Session 9.12 (9.2) Pricing, finances and debtSession 9.13 (9.4) Hospitality & leisure
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Saturday5:05-6:15 pmSession 10.1 SS 612 Financial Consequences of ChangeSession 10.2 (6.7) Lay beliefsSession 10.3 (10.2) Consumer donationsSession 10.4 SS 168 Receptiveness Antecedents and ConsequencesSession 10.5 SS 974 Text as a Window into MotivationsSession 10.6 (10.1) Culture and consumptionSession 10.7 SS 906 Experiential Consumption Session 10.8 SS 1148 Sex Lies and AISession 10.9 (3.7) Consumer inclusion and exclusionSession 10.10 (2.7) Political ideologySession 10.11 (7.7) Influencers and social mediaSession 10.12 (4.2) AnthropomorphismSession 10.13 (1.7) Inter-temporal choice
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Saturday7:00-11:00 pm
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