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William Hedgcock
William Hedgcock
Associate Professor of Marketing, University of Minnesota
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Trade-off aversion as an explanation for the attraction effect: A functional magnetic resonance imaging study
W Hedgcock, AR Rao
Journal of Marketing Research 46 (1), 1-13, 2009
2532009
Reducing self-control depletion effects through enhanced sensitivity to implementation: Evidence from fMRI and behavioral studies
WM Hedgcock, KD Vohs, AR Rao
Journal of Consumer Psychology, 2012
1252012
Observing product touch: The vicarious haptic effect in digital marketing and virtual reality
AW Luangrath, J Peck, W Hedgcock, Y Xu
Journal of Marketing Research 59 (2), 306-326, 2022
1102022
Could Ralph Nader's entrance and exit have helped Al Gore? The impact of decoy dynamics on consumer choice
W Hedgcock, AR Rao, H Chen
Journal of Marketing Research 46 (3), 330-343, 2009
1102009
Commentaries and Rejoinder to “Trade-Off Aversion as an Explanation for the Attraction Effect: A Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study”
SA Huettel, JW Payne, C Yoon, R Gonzalez, JR Bettman, W Hedgcock, ...
Journal of Marketing Research 46 (1), 14-24, 2009
88*2009
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Failure of the Attraction Effect Among Unattractive Alternatives
SA Malkoc, W Hedgcock, S Hoeffler
Journal of Consumer Psychology, 2013
742013
Age-related differences in discounting future gains and losses.
K Halfmann, W Hedgcock, NL Denburg
Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics 6 (1), 42, 2013
692013
Clicking Their Way to Success: Using Student Response Systems as a Tool for Feedback
WM Hedgcock, RM Rouwenhorst
Journal for Advancement of Marketing Education 22 (2), 16-25, 2014
392014
Functional Neuroimaging of the Iowa Gambling Task in Older Adults
K Halfmann, W Hedgcock, A Bechara, N Denburg
Neuropsychology, 2014
322014
Individual differences in the neural signature of subjective value among older adults
K Halfmann, W Hedgcock, J Kable, NL Denburg
Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience 11 (7), 1111-1120, 2016
302016
Thinking concretely or abstractly: The influence of fit between goal progress and goal construal on subsequent self-regulation
J Park, WM Hedgcock
Journal of Consumer Psychology 26 (3), 395-409, 2016
282016
Relative effects of forward and backward planning on goal pursuit
J Park, FC Lu, WM Hedgcock
Psychological science 28 (11), 1620-1630, 2017
252017
Age-associated executive dysfunction, the prefrontal cortex, and complex decision making
NL Denburg, WM Hedgcock
Aging and decision making, 79-101, 2015
232015
Building strong brand: Three models for developing and implementing brand plans
KL Keller, W Hedgcock
University of Minnesota, 2006
232006
Choosing to choose: The effects of decoys and prior choice on deferral
WM Hedgcock, RS Rao, H Chen
Management Science 62 (10), 2952-2976, 2016
222016
Behavioral and neuroscience methods for studying neuroeconomic processes: What we can learn from framing effects.
IP Levin, T McElroy, GJ Gaeth, W Hedgcock, NL Denburg
American Psychological Association, 2014
172014
A magnetoencephalography study of choice bias
WM Hedgcock, DA Crowe, AC Leuthold, AP Georgopoulos
Experimental brain research 202, 121-127, 2010
132010
The role of the ventromedial prefrontal cortex in purchase intent among older adults
BP Koestner, W Hedgcock, K Halfmann, NL Denburg
Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience 8, 189, 2016
11*2016
Neural correlates of cognitive reappraisal of positive and negative affect in older adults
K Halfmann, W Hedgcock, NL Denburg
Aging & mental health 25 (1), 126-133, 2021
82021
Studying Decision Processes Through Behavioral and Neuroscience Analyses of Framing Effects
I Levin, T McElroy, G Gaeth, W Hedgcock, N Denburg, D Tranel
Neuroeconomics, Judgment, and Decision Making, 131-156, 2014
82014
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