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- Psychological Impacts of Health Claims – Talk at the ILSI Symposium
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- ANUGA 2007: Organic, Chilled, and Functional food – the Psychology of Innovations. A comprehensive lecture by Jens Lönneker on October 16, 2007, at the ANUGA in Cologne
- Is this the end of target groups?
- Challenges Facing Future Communication
- Stylish, cultivated meat display
- Pretests of advertisements, placards, advertising spots, and packaging using the Message Tuning Concept (MTC)
- Sponsoring works differently
- Modern brand myths and marketing mistakes
- Best Practise in Advertising
- Modern Women
- Discovering the hidden meanings of markets, brands and advertising
- Chocolate without culture: asocial?
- Psychological representation
- The Secret Logic of the Market
- Playing the Stock Market: the Thrill of fate
- Reduce 2 the max, increase satisfaction
- Integration without ignoring important cultural differences
- Chinese Culture meets western marketing
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- Challenges Facing Future Communication
- If you don’t ask, you remain ignorant!
- A new home in the Internet
- Flirting with disaster – why is the Titanic myth so universally appealing?
- Television as a 'pharmacy for feelings'
- Harry Potter - development help for young and old
- The Fascination of Formula One: A Turbulent Sunday Drive in the Armchair
- Focus groups - Conducted by qualified personnel, focus groups make the psycho-logic of markets and brands transparent.
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- Psychological Impacts of Health Claims – Talk at the ILSI Symposium
- Challenges Facing Future Communication
- Light, easy to digest, transportable
- A new home in the Internet
- Trade fairs viewed psychologically: coming together and interacting
- The fascination of running a marathon: a via doloroso as psychical rebirth
- Television as a 'pharmacy for feelings'
- Sponsoring works differently
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