Product familiarity and information processing strategies: An exploratory investigation

A theoretical and empirical examination of the relationship between product class familiarity and usage of information processing strategies is presented. Four major dimensions of information processing strategies are identified and used to conceptualize the linkage between product class familiarity...

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Published in:Journal of business research 1980-01, Vol.8 (2), p.187-212
Main Authors: Raju, P.S., Reilly, Michael D.
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Decision making
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Product choice
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Strategy
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