Jaeha Lee

Associate Professor of Apparel, Design and Hospitality Management, North Dakota State University
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Thanksgiving Day holiday shoppers line up with television sets on discount at the Target retail store in Chicago, Illinois, in 2013.
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Why Black Friday Leads to Bad Behavior
Our research shows how our emotions affect our likelihood to misbehave, as well as a significant difference between men and women.
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