Faculty News
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Professor Bryan Bollinger's research on the impact of reusable bags on grocery shopping habits is featured
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Excerpt from Ensia -- "Not only that, but a recent study by University of California, San Diego, neuroeconomist Uma Karmarkar and New York University associate professor of marketing Bryan Bollinger looking at consumption habits among people who brought reusable bags for grocery shopping found that making a moral or 'good” decision in one domain appeared to give people license to make more indulgent decisions in another.'"
Faculty News
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![Ensia Logo 192 x 144 Ensia Logo 192 x 144](/sites/default/files/styles/192w_x_144h/public/assets/images/Ensia%20Logo%20192%20x%20144.png?h=cd55d432&itok=-tUjcV-8)
Excerpt from Ensia -- "Not only that, but a recent study by University of California, San Diego, neuroeconomist Uma Karmarkar and New York University associate professor of marketing Bryan Bollinger looking at consumption habits among people who brought reusable bags for grocery shopping found that making a moral or 'good” decision in one domain appeared to give people license to make more indulgent decisions in another.'"