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Few Ways to Love, but Many Ways to Hate: Attribute Ambiguity and the Positivity Effect in Agent Evaluation ANDREW D. GERSHOFF ASHESH MUKHERJEE ANIRBAN MUKHOPADHYAY*
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Document Date: 2010-06-29 05:14:00


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San Francisco / Kowloon / /

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CONSUMER RESEARCH Inc. / /

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Hong Kong University of Science / University of Michigan / Columbia University / McGill University / /

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Online Agent Advice / Internet posters / interpersonal communications / /

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set 20 / /

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Hong Kong Research Grants Council / Columbia University / Stephen M. Ross School of Business / University of Michigan / Faculty of Management / Hong Kong University of Science and Technology / McGill University / Asymmetric Association of Liking and Disliking Judgments / McGill Management Research Fund / /

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Ashesh / Dawn Iacobucci / Katherine Burson / Donal E. Carlston / Gita V. Johar / Patrick Suppes / Richard C. Atkinson / David A. Kenny / R. Duncan Luce / Susan M. Broniarczyk / Christine M. Page / Wayne D. Hoyer / John Kim / Rajiv Vaidyanathan / Samuel Leinhart / Patricia M. West / Jianmin Jia / Agnes Chan / Andrew D. Gershoff / Leo Tolstoy / Rongrong Zhou / Michael A. Kamins / David H. Krantz / Mary Frances Luce / Stephen Nowlis / Frank R. Kardes / /

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research assistant / driver / editor / associate editor / and editor / assistant professor / Moderator Mediator / associate editor for this article / critic / associate professor / /

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Michigan / /

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JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH / the Journal of Consumer Research / Journal of Experimental Social Psychology / Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / /

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