Consider a shopper who is in a great mood. She might be feeling contented after having eaten a delicious meal, or she might be feeling proud after having accomplished an important goal. Given her affective state, how will she perceive the products she is about to encounter?
The answer to this question might initially appear simple: much classic research shows that positive affect produces a “rose-colored-glasses” effect, making everything appear more desirable.
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Dialing into nostalgia, Nokia's latest launch sells out in two days in China
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[image: Image of yellow Nokia 3210. Shown on its display is the game Snake]
Earlier this month, Nokia launched an all-new 3210 4G feature phone,
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