Understanding social media : the effect of belief type and product on consumers' social media use / Camelia C. Micu, Michael R. Sciandra, and Anca Micu.
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TextPublication details: USA ; Taylor & Francis Group, Winter 2019.Description: volume 27, pages 55-66, illustrationSubject(s): DDC classification: - DPer 658.8 J826 Winter-Fall 2019 v. 27 n. 1-4
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Journal of Marketing Theory and Practices, vol. 27, no. 1, pages 55-66, Winter 2019.
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