Recommendation of: Revisiting celebrity contagion and the value of objects: Replication and extension Registered Report of Newman et al. (2011). Round#2

Chris Chambers

doi:10.24072/pci.rr.101842

June 17, 2026Peer Community In Registered ReportsOpen Access

Recommendation of: Revisiting celebrity contagion and the value of objects: Replication and extension Registered Report of Newman et al. (2011). Round#2

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The study aims to replicate and extend the findings of celebrity contagion and its influence on the perceived value of objects.
Conducted a registered report to ensure transparency and rigor in replicating prior research.
Analyzed data from participants regarding their perceptions of objects associated with celebrities.
Found evidence supporting the original claims of celebrity influence on object value.
Extended previous research findings with additional insights into consumer behavior.

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Registered report examines celebrity contagion effects and object value, indicating insights for future research.

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A recommendation of: Mannix Chan, Yaqi Jin, Eva Yiyu Chen, Shanshan Peng, Aaron Charlton, Gilad Feldman Revisiting celebrity contagion and the value of objects: Replication and extension Registered Report of Newman et al. (2011) https://osf.io/3kmr9/files/xs4kv

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Recommendation of: Revisiting celebrity contagion and the value of objects: Replication and extension Registered Report of Newman et al. (2011). Round#2

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Recommendation of: Revisiting celebrity contagion and the value of objects: Replication and extension Registered Report of Newman et al. (2011). Round#2

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