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000279232 02842 $$aFFH 30019-30020$$bFilms for the Humanities & Sciences
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000279232 050_4 $$aHF5415.2$$b.B89 2002
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000279232 24500 $$aBuy-ology$$h[videorecording] :$$bthe science of buying and selling /$$ca BBC/TLC co-production.
000279232 2463_ $$aBuyology
000279232 24630 $$aScience of buying and selling
000279232 260__ $$aPrinceton, NJ :$$bFilms for the Humanities and Sciences,$$c2002.
000279232 300__ $$a2 videodiscs (51 min. ea.) :$$bsd., col. ;$$c4 3/4 in.
000279232 5050_ $$a[Pt.1.] Why we buy -- [Pt. 2.] How they sell.
000279232 508__ $$aProducer, Kate Broome; Directors, Graham Strong and James Erskine; Executive producer, Mark Hill.
000279232 520__ $$aAmericans, as a whole, live in a constant state of acquiring and discarding, collectively spending billions of dollars and innumerable hours on shopping every day of the week. This two-part series draws on experimental data, anecdotal case studies, and interviews with experts to scrutinize why people buy and how sellers manipulate their desires.
000279232 538__ $$aDVD.
000279232 650_0 $$aMarketing$$zUnited States$$xPsychological aspects.
000279232 650_0 $$aAdvertising$$zUnited States$$xPsychological aspects.
000279232 650_0 $$aConsumer behavior.
000279232 650_0 $$aShopping$$xPsychological aspects.
000279232 650_0 $$aMarketing$$xPlanning.
000279232 7001_ $$aBroome, Kate.
000279232 7001_ $$aStrong, Graham.
000279232 7001_ $$aErskine, James.
000279232 74002 $$aWhy we buy.
000279232 74002 $$aHow they sell.
000279232 85201 $$bdvd$$hHF5415.2$$i.B89$$i2002
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