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Research on the individual psychology of ethical decision making tends to take a “one-shot” approach by examining the effect of one or more specific variables on one subsequent unethical act, or
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How should we invest our finite resources to maximize our happiness? One influential stream of literature finds that experiential purchases bring greater happiness than material purchases (e.g., Van
Innovative products and services offering convenience, speed, and temporal efficiency have brought remarkable changes to the use of time in our society. While we used to wait for weeks or months for
