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Kelly Geyskens
Kelly Geyskens
Associate Professor Maastricht University
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Self-regulating enhances self-regulation in subsequent consumer decisions involving similar response conflicts
S Dewitte, S Bruyneel, K Geyskens
Journal of Consumer Research 36 (3), 394-405, 2009
2152009
Tempt me just a little bit more: The effect of prior food temptation actionability on goal activation and consumption
K Geyskens, S Dewitte, M Pandelaere, L Warlop
Journal of Consumer Research 35 (4), 600-610, 2008
1272008
The best of both worlds? Effects of attribute-induced goal conflict on consumption of healthful indulgences
N Belei, K Geyskens, C Goukens, S Ramanathan, J Lemmink
Journal of Marketing Research 49 (6), 900-909, 2012
1212012
The backdoor to overconsumption: The effect of associating “low-fat” food with health references
K Geyskens, M Pandelaere, S Dewitte, L Warlop
Journal of Public Policy & Marketing 26 (1), 118-125, 2007
772007
The backdoor to overconsumption: The effect of associating “low-fat” food with health references
K Geyskens, M Pandelaere, S Dewitte, L Warlop
Journal of Public Policy & Marketing 26 (1), 118-125, 2007
772007
Facing a trend of brand logo simplicity: The impact of brand logo design on consumption
V Bossel, K Geyskens, C Goukens
Food Quality and Preference 71, 129-135, 2019
592019
Regular or low-fat? An investigation of the long-run impact of the first low-fat purchase on subsequent purchase volumes and calories
K Cleeren, K Geyskens, PC Verhoef, JME Pennings
International Journal of Research in Marketing 33 (4), 896-906, 2016
322016
Repeated exposure to the thin ideal and implications for the self: Two weight loss program studies
AK Klesse, C Goukens, K Geyskens, K de Ruyter
International Journal of Research in Marketing 29 (4), 355-362, 2012
262012
The referral backfire effect: The identity-threatening nature of referral failure
B Claus, K Geyskens, K Millet, S Dewitte
International Journal of Research in Marketing 29 (4), 370-379, 2012
202012
Changing the default. How to promote healthier food choices
J Giesen, K Geyskens, C Goukens, RC Havermans
Appetite 71, 475, 2013
132013
The ironic effects of food temptations on self-control performance.
K Geyskens
132006
Attract the best: The attraction effect as an effective strategy to enhance healthy choices
G van den Enden, K Geyskens
Plos one 16 (11), e0259521, 2021
52021
Exposure makes the heart grow less fond! The effects of exposure to palatable foods on the subsequent attention processing of food cues
K Geyskens, B Soetens, A Roets
Journal of health psychology 15 (2), 230-238, 2010
42010
Self-control performance enhances self-control performance at similar tasks
S Dewitte, S Bruyneel, K Geyskens
KUL Working Paper No. OR 0608, 2006
42006
Effects of mindset on hormonal responding, neural representations, subjective experience and intake
S Franssen, A Jansen, J van den Hurk, T Adam, K Geyskens, ...
Physiology & behavior 249, 113746, 2022
32022
The impact of nutritional health claims on sku choice
N Holtrop, K Cleeren, K Geyskens, P Verhoef
EMAC Conference, 2017
32017
Stimulating referral behavior may backfire for men: the effect of referral failure on susceptibility to persuasion
K Geyskens, S Dewitte, K Millet
KUL Working Paper No. OR 0609, 2006
32006
Taking care of you and me: How choosing for others impacts self-indulgence within family caregiving relationships
A Schumacher, C Goukens, K Geyskens
International Journal of Research in Marketing 38 (3), 715-731, 2021
22021
The Impact of Nutrition Claims on SKU Choice: An Investigation of the Moderating Impact of SKU and Category Characteristics
N Holtrop, K Cleeren, K Geyskens, P Verhoef
SSRN, 2019
22019
Optimal policy design for the sugar tax
K Geyskens, A Grigoriev, N Holtrop, A Nedelko
arXiv preprint arXiv:1810.07243, 2018
22018
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