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November 26, 2007. "U of M Researcher Finds Materialism in Children and Adolescents Linked to Self-Esteem."
September 24, 2007. "U of M Researcher Finds Fairness Leads to Better Profits for Manufacturers and Retailers.
September 14, 2007. "Mindless Eating: Why We Eat More Than We Think," an Institute for Research in Marketing Speakers Series event.
September 4, 2007. "Experts to Discuss Possible Innovation Measurement Recommendations."
August 14, 2007. "U of M Researchers Find that Words of a CEO can Foretell a Company's Future Innovation."
July 3, 2007. "University of Minnesota Expert Available on Advantages and Disadvantages of Political Advertising."
May 15, 2007. "U of M Researchers Find that Two Plus Two May Not Always Equal Four: When it Comes to Percentages, Consumer Calculating Errors Can Be Costly."
April 24, 2007. "U of M Researchers Find that Ceiling Height Can Affect How a Person Thinks, Feels, and Acts."
February 27, 2007. "University of Minnesota Researcher Rohini Ahluwalia Finds Web Advertising May Be More Effective Than You Think."
February 27, 2007. "University of Minnesota Professor Kathleen D. Vohs Finds Link Between Impulsive Buying and Self-Control."
February 22, 2007. "Rybak and Coleman Reposition Minneapolis and St. Paul: Two Cities, One Destination."
February 13, 2007. "Carlson School Assistant Professor Kathleen Vohs Receives McKnight Land-Grant Award."
February 6, 2007. "University of Minnesota Professor Rajesh Chandy Learns Why Some Acquisitions Do Better Than Others."
January 25, 2007. University of Minnesota Office of the Provost Press Release, 2007-2009 McKnight Land-Grant Professorship Honorees Announced.
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