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Features of the Value Function for Voice and Their Consistency across Participants from Four Countries: Great Britain, Mexico, The Netherlands, and the United States

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  • Price, Kenneth H.
  • Hall, Thomas W.
  • van den Bos, Kees
  • Hunton, James E.
  • Lovett, Steve
  • Tippett, Mark J.

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  • Price, Kenneth H. & Hall, Thomas W. & van den Bos, Kees & Hunton, James E. & Lovett, Steve & Tippett, Mark J., 2001. "Features of the Value Function for Voice and Their Consistency across Participants from Four Countries: Great Britain, Mexico, The Netherlands, and the United States," Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Elsevier, vol. 84(1), pages 95-121, January.
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