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Envisioning the future of behavioral decision-making: A systematic literature review of behavioral reasoning theory
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Behavioral theories have been extensively referred to in consumer behavior literature to understand the factors influencing user intentions and behavior as discussed by the authors, where behavioral reasoning theory (BRT) is a rela...Abstract:
Behavioral theories have been extensively referred to in consumer behavior literature to understand the factors influencing user intentions and behavior. Behavioral reasoning theory (BRT) is a rela...read more
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