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Helping or hindering? the ambivalent role of siblings as socialization agents within family consumption: "All in the family: Intra-family coalitional influences on consumption" ACR special session

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Helping or hindering? the ambivalent role of siblings as socialization agents within family consumption: "All in the family: Intra-family coalitional influences on consumption" ACR special session. / Kerrane, Ben; Hogg, Margaret.
Advances in Consumer Research. ed. / Rohini Ahluwalia; Tanya L. Chartrand; Rebecca K. Ratner. Vol. 39 Duluth, MN: Association for Consumer Research, 2011. p. 244.

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Kerrane, B & Hogg, M 2011, Helping or hindering? the ambivalent role of siblings as socialization agents within family consumption: "All in the family: Intra-family coalitional influences on consumption" ACR special session. in R Ahluwalia, TL Chartrand & RK Ratner (eds), Advances in Consumer Research. vol. 39, Association for Consumer Research, Duluth, MN, pp. 244.

APA

Kerrane, B., & Hogg, M. (2011). Helping or hindering? the ambivalent role of siblings as socialization agents within family consumption: "All in the family: Intra-family coalitional influences on consumption" ACR special session. In R. Ahluwalia, T. L. Chartrand, & R. K. Ratner (Eds.), Advances in Consumer Research (Vol. 39, pp. 244). Association for Consumer Research.

Vancouver

Kerrane B, Hogg M. Helping or hindering? the ambivalent role of siblings as socialization agents within family consumption: "All in the family: Intra-family coalitional influences on consumption" ACR special session. In Ahluwalia R, Chartrand TL, Ratner RK, editors, Advances in Consumer Research. Vol. 39. Duluth, MN: Association for Consumer Research. 2011. p. 244

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Kerrane, Ben ; Hogg, Margaret. / Helping or hindering? the ambivalent role of siblings as socialization agents within family consumption : "All in the family: Intra-family coalitional influences on consumption" ACR special session. Advances in Consumer Research. editor / Rohini Ahluwalia ; Tanya L. Chartrand ; Rebecca K. Ratner. Vol. 39 Duluth, MN : Association for Consumer Research, 2011. pp. 244

Bibtex

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