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How Web Site Decision Technology Affects Consumers

Using decision technology on a Web site to support alternative comparison increases satisfaction and the use of compensatory strategies among users but, surprisingly, does not affect their decision confidence or time-performing tasks.

Leonard Adelman | Cedric Yeo | Juli Jedetski | L. Adelman | C. Yeo | Juli Jedetski

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