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Data for: Attachment to and Detachment from Favorite Stores: An Affordance Theory Perspective
Project Summary Like homes, neighborhoods, and cities, retail locations offer significant opportunities for attachment far from domestic spheres. In commercial settings, consumers construct personal geographies, and find stable references for their lives. Our work advances previous consumer
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