人如其衣：服饰影响穿戴者行为的研究进展

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2023, Vol. 16

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You are what you wear： Research progress of the effect of dress on wearer’s behaviors

PAN Xiaofu, DENG Jiamin, HE Lidong

College of State Governance, Southwest University, Chongqing 400715

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