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Journal of Consumer Research, Inc. When Imitation Doesn’t Flatter: The Role of Consumer Distinctiveness in Responses to Mimicry Author(s): Katherine White and Jennifer J. Argo Reviewed work(s):
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Document Date: 2014-07-03 17:39:58


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Company

Consumer Research Inc. / Belk / Lehman / /

Country

Canada / /

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USD / /

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Facility

University of British Columbia / Victoria Square Mall / University of Chicago Press / University of Alberta / Main Mall / /

Holiday

Christmas / /

IndustryTerm

gift basket containing personal care products / symbolic products / consumed product / food court / undesired reference / symbolic product / information technology / personal care products / abandon products / nonsymbolic product / unusual products / food / /

Organization

School of Business / Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada / University of Chicago Press / The University of Chicago / Sauder School of Business / University of Alberta / University of British Columbia / /

Person

Christian Schmid / Markus / Ann McGill / Rebecca Ratner / Moira Mireault / Katherine White / KATHERINE WHITE JENNIFER / Alicia Cruickshank / Jennifer J. Argo / Lynn / Kim / Van Boven / Harris / /

Position

research assistant / Author / editor / associate professor of marketing / Hunter / associate editor for this article / researcher / Preacher / professor of marketing / /

PublishedMedium

Journal of Consumer Research / /

Technology

information technology / /

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