The Consumer Psychology Arena provides researchers, instructors and students in Consumer Psychology with information on the range of books and journals produced by Psychology Press, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates and Routledge.
Consumer Psychology is the study of people's behavioral responses to product and service related information and experiences.
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New Free Shipping Levels for UK, US and Canadian orders
We've lowered the amount you have to spend to get free shipping for orders in the UK and we've introduced a brand new free shipping threshold for customers in the US and Canada.
From now on, UK customers only need to spend £20 to qualify for free shipping (reduced from our previous post-free threshold of £30).
And US and Canadian customers can now also get free shipping on their orders by spending $35 (USD) or more.
Please note: these free shipping thresholds only apply to online orders placed through this website using our standard shipping service, not our express shipping service or for orders placed by other methods.
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates (LEA) joins our group!
We're pleased to announce that LEA has joined the Taylor & Francis group of companies which includes Psychology Press and Routledge.
All of LEA's Consumer Psychology books are now available on this arena.
The official announcement can be found on the news section of the Informa website.
New Consumer Psychology Arena
Welcome to our new Consumer Psychology arena - we hope you the find new features and improvements exciting and useful.
We hope you find this arena very easy to navigate around, because we know that you want to find the information you're after quickly, whether it's the 'buy now' link for a particular book, the date & venue of a forthcoming conference, or the online version of a specific academic journal article.
We've added a number of new features to address your changing demands and requirements.
We hope we've made this arena invaluable for you, and we'd encourage you to add this site to your favourites, post it to del.icio.us (if you're a del.icio.us user), blog about it (then let us know), or recommend it to your friends and colleagues.
Here's a very brief overview of some of the new features:
RSS Feeds of latest titles
We've created an RSS Feed of our newest Consumer Psychology books so that you can subscribe to receive news of our latest titles. RSS feeds are an increasingly popular way to check for news and updates from all the websites you regularly visit without having to visit them all individually.
We've created a page to explain more about RSS, which will also help you to subscribe using a wide range of freely available RSS Feed Readers.
You can also use our RSS feed to display an automatically-updated list of our latest Health Psychology titles on your blog or website (let us know if you do this because we'd be interested to see).
Conferences
We've launched our Consumer Psychology listings with an interactive map (see screenshot, right), allowing you to see, at a glance, all of the events that are coming up near you.
You can zoom in for a closer look (close enough, in some cases, to get street directions!) and click on the map markers for conference details and a link to the conference's home page.
Consumer Psychology-related Blog Posts, Country-specific book listings, and more
There's a wealth of other new features, including the latest Blog Posts from around the world which have been tagged as being about Consumer Psychology, and we've also made sure that all the books you see are available in your country by automatically identifying which country you're in (on the rare occasions when we might get it wrong you can manually override it on the User Preferences page).
We're very excited about the changes we've made to this arena, and as we mentioned earlier, we'll be updating all of our arenas over the coming months. But we don't want to rest on our laurels, so we'll be looking for new ways to improve the arenas and new features to offer you.
If you have any suggestions or comments then please don't hesitate to let us know.
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