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When plentiful platforms pay off: Assessment orientation moderates the effect of assortment size on choice engagement and product valuation
F Mathmann, M Chylinski, K de Ruyter, ET Higgins
Journal of Retailing 93 (2), 212-227, 2017
832017
Bringing service interactions into focus: Prevention-versus promotion-focused customers’ sensitivity to employee display authenticity
AT Lechner, F Mathmann
Journal of Service Research 24 (2), 284-300, 2021
382021
Frontline employees’ display of fake smiles and angry faces: when and why they influence service performance
AT Lechner, F Mathmann, M Paul
Journal of Service Research 25 (2), 211-226, 2022
252022
Every step counts: When physical movement affects perceived value
F Mathmann, M Chylinski, ET Higgins, K de Ruyter
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services 39, 279-285, 2017
242017
Got a dollar? Locomotion orientation decreases the effect of defaults on charitable giving
K Crow, F Mathmann, D Greer
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services 48, 1-6, 2019
182019
When size matters: Sensitivity to missed opportunity size increases with stronger assessment
F Mathmann, ET Higgins, M Chylinski, K de Ruyter
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 43 (10), 1427-1439, 2017
162017
Time is money: Field evidence for the effect of time of day and product name on product purchase
J Collinson, F Mathmann, M Chylinski
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services 54, 102064, 2020
142020
How regulatory focus–mode fit impacts variety‐seeking
T Pham, F Mathmann, HS Jin, ET Higgins
Journal of Consumer Psychology 33 (1), 77-96, 2023
132023
Prosocial process fit: Normatively expected purchasing increases the prosocial premium
F Mathmann, L Pohlmeyer, ET Higgins, C Weeks
European Journal of Marketing 53 (4), 661-684, 2019
12*2019
Power and the tweet: How viral messaging conveys political advantage
K Crow, AS Galande, M Chylinski, F Mathmann
Journal of Public Policy & Marketing 40 (4), 505-520, 2021
112021
Short break drive holiday destination attractiveness during COVID-19 border closures
D Wang, F Kotsi, F Mathmann, J Yao, S Pike
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management 51, 568-577, 2022
82022
Been there, done that: quasi-experimental evidence about how, why, and for who, a previous visit might increase stopover destination loyalty
S Pike, F Kotsi, F Mathmann, D Wang
Current Issues in Tourism 24 (10), 1389-1401, 2021
82021
Fake smiles. Customer reactions to employees’ display inauthenticity and choice restrictions
T Pham, AT Lechner, F Mathmann
Psychology & Marketing 39 (5), 1078-1093, 2022
62022
Does your gain define my loss?: Socially-defined counterfactual loss and prevention-focused decision-making
E Nakkawita, F Mathmann, ET Higgins
Personality and Individual Differences 160, 109926, 2020
62020
When, for whom and why expanding single-option offerings creates value: locomotion fit from choice between options
F Mathmann, M Chylinski
European Journal of Marketing 56 (1), 92-112, 2022
52022
Making the right stopover destination choice: The effect of assessment orientation on attitudinal stopover destination loyalty
S Pike, F Kotsi, F Mathmann, D Wang
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management 47, 462-467, 2021
52021
Can attending farmers’ markets lead to unplanned deviant visitor behavior?
E Joenpolvi, G Mortimer, F Mathmann
Tourism and Hospitality Research 24 (1), 3-14, 2024
32024
How construal–regulatory mode fit increases social media sharing
T Pham, F Septianto, F Mathmann, HS Jin, ET Higgins
Journal of Consumer Psychology 33 (4), 668-687, 2023
32023
Advertising meat alternatives: The interactive effect of regulatory mode and positive emotion on social media engagement
F Septianto, F Mathmann
Journal of Advertising, 1-18, 2023
22023
The IKEA effect: how we value the fruits of our labour over instant gratification
G Mortimer, F Mathmann, L Grimmer
The Conversation, 2019
22019
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