Matthew D. Meng

Assistant Professor

Utah State University

United States

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Matthew D. Meng is an Assistant Professor at Utah State University, USA. His research focuses on consumer behavior, sustainability, and risk-taking, as evidenced by his recent articles exploring topics such as the impact of sexually explicit advertisements on recycling, the effects of scarcity on consumer spending during COVID-19, and health perceptions surrounding plant-based meat alternatives. He is particularly interested in the psychological factors that influence consumer decision-making in various contexts.

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Bonnie Simpson

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Christopher Berry

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Colorado State University

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Articles (11)

A dual account of how excitement impacts risk-taking: Evidence from the National Hockey League’s 50-50 raffle

Identifying and Addressing the “Health Halo” Surrounding Plant-Based Meat Alternatives in Limited-Information Environments

Sexually explicit advertisements boost consumer recycling due to moral cleansing goal activation

Effects of perceived scarcity on COVID‐19 consumer stimulus spending: The roles of ontological insecurity and mutability in predicting prosocial outcomes

Market segmentation strategies can be used to overcome COVID‐19 vaccine hesitancy and other health crises

Mitigating the detrimental effect of skeuomorphism on gambling behavior

Can Success Backfire? Consumer Judgments of Businesses that Repeatedly Win the Same Sustainability or Quality Award

The Effect of Skeuomorphic Digital Interfaces on the Illusion of Control over Gambling Outcomes

It might be ethical, but I won't buy it: Perceived contamination of, and disgust towards, clothing made from recycled plastic bottles

A Vote of Competence: How a Similar Upbringing to Political Candidates Influences Voting Choice

Filling the organ donor pool by giving priority

Collaborators (5)

Bonnie Simpson

Christopher Berry

Gabriel Gonzales

Rhiannon MacDonnell Mesler

William Montford

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