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Select article: Misery wants control: The roles of helplessness and choice in the sadness–consumption relationship

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First published 2019-8

Misery wants control: The roles of helplessness and choice in the sadness–consumption relationship

Nitika Garg

Australian Journal of Management

Select article: Heaven knows I'm miserable now

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First published 2006-12

Heaven knows I'm miserable now

Avi Shankar, Julie Whittaker, James A. Fitchett

Marketing Theory

Select article: The Drivers of Suicides in Turkey: An Econometric Approach

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First published 2024

The Drivers of Suicides in Turkey: An Econometric Approach

OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying

Select article: From indecent work to sustainable livelihoods in the age of the Anthropocene

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First published 2023-10

From indecent work to sustainable livelihoods in the age of the Anthropocene

Veronica Hopner

Australian Journal of Career Development

Select article: Post-COVID-19 Consumers’ Cautious and Virtuous Mindsets: New Marketing Opportunities for Positive Social Change

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First published 2022-12

Post-COVID-19 Consumers’ Cautious and Virtuous Mindsets: New Marketing Opportunities for Positive Social Change

Banwari Mittal, Arch G. Woodside

Journal of Macromarketing

Select article: A Computational Model of Oxygen Transport in the Cerebrocapillary Levels for Normal and Pathologic Brain Function

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First published 2013-10

A Computational Model of Oxygen Transport in the Cerebrocapillary Levels for Normal and Pathologic Brain Function

Navid Safaeian, Tim David

Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism

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