Aging Consumer Perspectives from Psychology and Economics
New choices, new information: Do choice abundance and information complexity hurt aging consumers' medical decision making?
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Wood, SL; Shinogle, JA; McInnes, MM
January 11, 2011
Duke Scholars
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January 11, 2011
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Wood, S. L., Shinogle, J. A., & McInnes, M. M. (2011). New choices, new information: Do choice abundance and information complexity hurt aging consumers' medical decision making? In Aging Consumer Perspectives from Psychology and Economics (pp. 131–147).
Wood, S. L., J. A. Shinogle, and M. M. McInnes. “New choices, new information: Do choice abundance and information complexity hurt aging consumers' medical decision making?” In Aging Consumer Perspectives from Psychology and Economics, 131–47, 2011.
Wood SL, Shinogle JA, McInnes MM. New choices, new information: Do choice abundance and information complexity hurt aging consumers' medical decision making? In: Aging Consumer Perspectives from Psychology and Economics. 2011. p. 131–47.
Wood, S. L., et al. “New choices, new information: Do choice abundance and information complexity hurt aging consumers' medical decision making?” Aging Consumer Perspectives from Psychology and Economics, 2011, pp. 131–47.
Wood SL, Shinogle JA, McInnes MM. New choices, new information: Do choice abundance and information complexity hurt aging consumers' medical decision making? Aging Consumer Perspectives from Psychology and Economics. 2011. p. 131–147.
Publication Date
January 11, 2011
Start / End Page
131 / 147