Why is it likely that the normal hierarchy of effects (learn feel do) is less
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Why is it likely that the normal hierarchy of effects (learn → feel → do) is less applicable to sport consumers than to consumers of detergent?
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ISBN: 9781450424981
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Authors: Bernard J. Mullin , Stephen Hardy , William A. Sutton , David J. Stern
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