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Anticipated scarcity and stockpiling during the COVID-19 pandemic: The role of perceived threat, childhood SES and materialism.

PLoS One · 2024 · PMC10962804 · PMID 38527018

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Discussion Study 2 In this pre-registered study, we replicate the observed three-way interaction effect of study 1 by means of retrospective measures––albeit with weaker marginal significance.

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The three-way interaction between anticipated product scarcity, materialism and childhood SES was also replicated with marginally significant results when using the percentual change in buying behavior before and during the pandemic as the dependent measure of stockpiling (see Web Appendix, section 2.6 in S1 Appendix ).

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