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Description: The influence of temperature on the perception of houses. Does coldness augment the need for affiliation which leads to higher communality with ones home or a house on the market and therefore a more positive perception?
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Method Pilot Study Neutrality House
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Analysis Pilot Study Neutrality House
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Background Study 1 (halfway through data collection) and Pilot Study 2
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Hypotheses Study 1 (halfway through data collection) - Central to JESP Registration
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Methods Study 1 (halfway through data collection) - Central to JESP Registration
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Analysis Plan Study 1 (halfway through data collection) - Central to JESP Registration
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Preliminary Results Study 1 (halfway through data collection) - Central to JESP Registration
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Hypotheses Pilot Study 2
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Methods Pilot Study 2
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Results Pilot Study 2
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Homelike Thermoregulation: How Physical Coldness Makes an Advertised House a Home
House brokers typically intuit that any type of warmth cause people to buy houses more frequently. Is this empirical reality? The authors investigated...
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