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Ecological Model Explaining the Psychosocial Adaptation to COVID-19
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Gaspar, T.
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Matos
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M.G
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Paiva, T.
Published 2022
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Target the ego or target the group: Evidence from a randomized experiment in proactive churn management
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Belo, R.
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M.G
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Ferreira, P.
Published 2018
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Effect of Friends’ Churn on Consumer Behavior in Mobile Networks
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M.G
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Ferreira, P.
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Telang, R.
Published 2019
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The impact of time shifting on TV consumption and ad viewership
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Ferreira, P.
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Reis, F.
Published 2019
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