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Effects of Consumer Information and Education on Cognition and Choice

Lawrence A. Crosby, James R. Taylor

Journal of Consumer Research · 1981 · Volume 8 · Issue 1

DOI: 10.1086/208839

Abstract

Experimental results showed that education can increase the number of salient dimensions. However, the importance of key dimensions appeared unaffected by education. Information was found to influence product performance expectations and preferences, although sex role differences may exist.

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