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Researcher

Julie Verstraeten

13 Results

2021

How online grocery shopping affects private label food choices

Eva HeeremansJulie VerstraetenMaggie GeuensIris Vermeir

2020

More eggs in the same basket : how shopping online reduces variety seeking in purchases

Julie VerstraetenAnneleen Van KerckhoveJill LeiYe Zhao

2019

'Put the chips & candies first' : how food assortments’ in-store positioning can make a difference

Julie VerstraetenMaggie Geuens

Put the chips & candies first : how food assortments’ in-store positioning can make a difference

Julie VerstraetenMaggie Geuens

Time-inconsistent choices in today's market place : how retail trends affect consumers' food choices

Julie VerstraetenMaggie GeuensIris Vermeir

2018

Be aware of your suspicion : when 'being suspicious' ironically leads to suboptimal judgment- and decision-making

Julie VerstraetenTina TessitoreMaggie Geuens

How Large Assortments Lead us to Succumb to Temptation

Julie VerstraetenMaggie GeuensIris Vermeir

2017

Clicks as a healthy alternative to bricks : how online grocery shopping reduces vice purchases

Elke HuygheJulie VerstraetenMaggie GeuensAnneleen Van Kerckhove

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF MARKETING RESEARCH

2016

How choice overload leads us to succumb to temptation

Julie VerstraetenMaggie GeuensIris Vermeir

2015

Clicks as a Healthy Alternative to Bricks: How Online Grocery Shopping Reduces Vice Purchases

Elke HuygheJulie VerstraetenMaggie GeuensAnneleen Van Kerckhove

2014

The impact of physical versus symbolic presence on impulsive behavior in an online and offline grocery environment

Elke HuygheJulie VerstraetenMaggie GeuensAnneleen Van Kerckhove

Vices & Virtues, Virtues & Vices: How Store Lay-out can Make a Difference

Julie VerstraetenMaggie GeuensIris Vermeir

2013

How Suspicion can Lead to Suboptimal Consumer Choices

Julie VerstraetenTina TessitoreMaggie Geuens