The emotion of eyes presented on charitable websites impact on giving behaviour - angry eyes decrease charitable giving

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Iredale, W. 2016. The emotion of eyes presented on charitable websites impact on giving behaviour - angry eyes decrease charitable giving.
AuthorsIredale, W.
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Year2016
ConferenceThe European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association
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