Psychology Today reports that this finding will be published in Science magazine tomorrow. The authors suggest that this happens because of the: "clean slate effect": washing may expunge the emotional power of past
acts–perhaps even good ones–from the mental record. Perhaps I should have washed my hands after buying my iPad. It might have saved me from writing that ambivalent post about my purchase!
Washing Your Hands Reduces Buyer’s Remorse
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32 responses to “Washing Your Hands Reduces Buyer’s Remorse”
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Another good reason to wash one’s hands, cool. I’ve been reading your blog for a while and finding myself linking more and more from Twitter, so just a shout out to say thanks for putting yourself out there.
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Another good reason to wash one’s hands, cool. I’ve been reading your blog for a while and finding myself linking more and more from Twitter, so just a shout out to say thanks for putting yourself out there.
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Another good reason to wash one’s hands, cool. I’ve been reading your blog for a while and finding myself linking more and more from Twitter, so just a shout out to say thanks for putting yourself out there.
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Another good reason to wash one’s hands, cool. I’ve been reading your blog for a while and finding myself linking more and more from Twitter, so just a shout out to say thanks for putting yourself out there.
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Another good reason to wash one’s hands, cool. I’ve been reading your blog for a while and finding myself linking more and more from Twitter, so just a shout out to say thanks for putting yourself out there.
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Another good reason to wash one’s hands, cool. I’ve been reading your blog for a while and finding myself linking more and more from Twitter, so just a shout out to say thanks for putting yourself out there.
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Another good reason to wash one’s hands, cool. I’ve been reading your blog for a while and finding myself linking more and more from Twitter, so just a shout out to say thanks for putting yourself out there.
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Another good reason to wash one’s hands, cool. I’ve been reading your blog for a while and finding myself linking more and more from Twitter, so just a shout out to say thanks for putting yourself out there.
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Hi Bob. An interesting piece indeed. Last week I bought a Samsung TV. And I guess, I needed a complete shower….
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Hi Bob. An interesting piece indeed. Last week I bought a Samsung TV. And I guess, I needed a complete shower….
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Hi Bob. An interesting piece indeed. Last week I bought a Samsung TV. And I guess, I needed a complete shower….
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Hi Bob. An interesting piece indeed. Last week I bought a Samsung TV. And I guess, I needed a complete shower….
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Hi Bob. An interesting piece indeed. Last week I bought a Samsung TV. And I guess, I needed a complete shower….
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Hi Bob. An interesting piece indeed. Last week I bought a Samsung TV. And I guess, I needed a complete shower….
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Hi Bob. An interesting piece indeed. Last week I bought a Samsung TV. And I guess, I needed a complete shower….
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Hi Bob. An interesting piece indeed. Last week I bought a Samsung TV. And I guess, I needed a complete shower….
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I think that ambivalence is a genuine and legitimate feeling to have towards a product.
If a company releases a product and the customers’ review reflect a great deal of ambivalence toward the product and the user experience, then that company may want to take some action to improve their relationship with their customers. -
I think that ambivalence is a genuine and legitimate feeling to have towards a product.
If a company releases a product and the customers’ review reflect a great deal of ambivalence toward the product and the user experience, then that company may want to take some action to improve their relationship with their customers. -
I think that ambivalence is a genuine and legitimate feeling to have towards a product.
If a company releases a product and the customers’ review reflect a great deal of ambivalence toward the product and the user experience, then that company may want to take some action to improve their relationship with their customers. -
I think that ambivalence is a genuine and legitimate feeling to have towards a product.
If a company releases a product and the customers’ review reflect a great deal of ambivalence toward the product and the user experience, then that company may want to take some action to improve their relationship with their customers. -
I think that ambivalence is a genuine and legitimate feeling to have towards a product.
If a company releases a product and the customers’ review reflect a great deal of ambivalence toward the product and the user experience, then that company may want to take some action to improve their relationship with their customers. -
I think that ambivalence is a genuine and legitimate feeling to have towards a product.
If a company releases a product and the customers’ review reflect a great deal of ambivalence toward the product and the user experience, then that company may want to take some action to improve their relationship with their customers. -
I think that ambivalence is a genuine and legitimate feeling to have towards a product.
If a company releases a product and the customers’ review reflect a great deal of ambivalence toward the product and the user experience, then that company may want to take some action to improve their relationship with their customers. -
I think that ambivalence is a genuine and legitimate feeling to have towards a product.
If a company releases a product and the customers’ review reflect a great deal of ambivalence toward the product and the user experience, then that company may want to take some action to improve their relationship with their customers. -
This goes back at least 2000 years, and probably well before then.
..Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere…he took water and washed his hands… (Matthew 27:24) -
This goes back at least 2000 years, and probably well before then.
..Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere…he took water and washed his hands… (Matthew 27:24) -
This goes back at least 2000 years, and probably well before then.
..Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere…he took water and washed his hands… (Matthew 27:24) -
This goes back at least 2000 years, and probably well before then.
..Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere…he took water and washed his hands… (Matthew 27:24) -
This goes back at least 2000 years, and probably well before then.
..Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere…he took water and washed his hands… (Matthew 27:24) -
This goes back at least 2000 years, and probably well before then.
..Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere…he took water and washed his hands… (Matthew 27:24) -
This goes back at least 2000 years, and probably well before then.
..Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere…he took water and washed his hands… (Matthew 27:24) -
This goes back at least 2000 years, and probably well before then.
..Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere…he took water and washed his hands… (Matthew 27:24)
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