2. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR. : CONSUMER BEHAVIOR. 1. Consumer

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Introduction
 The article selected for this paper is Elder, Schlosser, Poor & Xu, (2017)
Findings
 This section outlines the findings extracted from the article.
Recommendations
 This section gives recommendations based on the literature from the article.
Conclusion
 A general conclusion of the findings.
Reference section
 Sources used for reaserch.

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