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Overestimating Others’ Focus on Non-Core Product Attributes
When making inferences about others’ consumption preferences, consumers and managers often consider what other consumers focus on in a product. Six main and four supplemental experiments (N = 4,173), and content analyses of 1,935 advertisements and 32,571 new product launch announcements reveal a sy
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