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Cassie Mogilner
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Nonprofits are seen as warm and for-profits as competent: Firm stereotypes matter
J Aaker, KD Vohs, C Mogilner
Journal of consumer research 37 (2), 224-237, 2010
11922010
Happiness from ordinary and extraordinary experiences
A Bhattacharjee, C Mogilner
Journal of consumer research 41 (1), 1-17, 2014
5572014
The mere categorization effect: How the presence of categories increases choosers' perceptions of assortment variety and outcome satisfaction
C Mogilner, T Rudnick, SS Iyengar
Journal of consumer Research 35 (2), 202-215, 2008
5532008
How happiness affects choice
C Mogilner, J Aaker, SD Kamvar
Journal of Consumer Research 39 (2), 429-443, 2012
4542012
The pursuit of happiness: Time, money, and social connection
C Mogilner
Psychological Science 21 (9), 1348-1354, 2010
4532010
“The time vs. money effect”: Shifting product attitudes and decisions through personal connection
C Mogilner, J Aaker
Journal of Consumer Research 36 (2), 277-291, 2009
3372009
The shifting meaning of happiness
C Mogilner, SD Kamvar, J Aaker
Social Psychological and Personality Science 2 (4), 395-402, 2011
3192011
Time will tell: The distant appeal of promotion and imminent appeal of prevention
C Mogilner, JL Aaker, GL Pennington
Journal of Consumer Research 34 (5), 670-681, 2008
3182008
Time, money, and morality
F Gino, C Mogilner
Psychological Science 25 (2), 414-421, 2014
2812014
If money does not make you happy, consider time
JL Aaker, M Rudd, C Mogilner
Journal of consumer psychology 21 (2), 126-130, 2011
2692011
Experiential gifts foster stronger social relationships than material gifts
C Chan, C Mogilner
Journal of Consumer research 43 (6), 913-931, 2017
2322017
Giving time gives you time
C Mogilner, Z Chance, MI Norton
Psychological Science 23 (10), 1233-1238, 2012
1982012
Does Variety among Activities Increase Happiness?
M Etkin
Journal of Consumer Research 43, 2016
1642016
Time, money, and subjective well-being
C Mogilner, A Whillans, MI Norton
Handbook of well-being, 2018
1482018
People rely less on consumer reviews for experiential than material purchases
H Dai, C Chan, C Mogilner
Journal of Consumer Research 46 (6), 1052-1075, 2020
125*2020
People who choose time over money are happier
HE Hershfield, C Mogilner, U Barnea
Social Psychological and Personality Science 7 (7), 697-706, 2016
1242016
Having too little or too much time is linked to lower subjective well-being.
MA Sharif, C Mogilner, HE Hershfield
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 121 (4), 933, 2021
90*2021
Eternal quest for the best: Sequential (vs. simultaneous) option presentation undermines choice commitment
C Mogilner, B Shiv, SS Iyengar
Journal of Consumer Research 39 (6), 1300-1312, 2013
892013
Time, money, and happiness
C Mogilner, MI Norton
Current Opinion in Psychology 10, 12-16, 2016
852016
Reinforcement versus balance response in sequential choice
J Huber, K Goldsmith, C Mogilner
Marketing letters 19, 229-239, 2008
612008
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