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Accession 2407<br />

ERNEST DICHTER PAPERS<br />

Writings & Drafts<br />

SERIES III SUBJECT FILES (cont’d)<br />

B-162 Australian Tourism, September 22, 1984<br />

Austria – Initiative, Public, 1985<br />

Austrian Shepherd‟s Shirt, n.d.<br />

Automobile:<br />

Buying it (“Confidential”), October 2, 1958<br />

Buying Trends in the Automobile Field, January 1968<br />

The Car – Friend or Foe?, 1966<br />

How to Attract More Customers to the Auto Laboratory, October<br />

1969<br />

Marketing a New Motor Coach, March 1972<br />

Volkswagen, 1961, 1972<br />

What Different Types of Buyers Buy Different Types of Cars,<br />

December 3, 1956<br />

What the Car Means to Young People, n.d.<br />

Automobile, Foreign – Psychology of the Small Foreign Car, 1960<br />

Automobile Supplies – What Can Motivational Research do For the<br />

Manufacturing of Automotive Chemical Specialties?, December 9,<br />

1958<br />

Aviation:<br />

Air France – Report on Flight #070, n.d.<br />

Notes on a 747 Flight, n.d.<br />

Thinking About Learning to Fly?, March 18, 1968<br />

Up, Up & Away, 1968<br />

Aviation, Flying – How to Fly, n.d., 1970<br />

Aviation, Planes – In-Flight Entertainment, 1965<br />

Aviation, Safety – The Common Man – Up in Air, 1953<br />

Babies, n.d., 1956<br />

Babies – Keeping Up With Baby (Scenarios for Nova University),<br />

1973<br />

Baking:<br />

Money Motivations in an Affluent Society (for Floss/Muthesius<br />

Book, Germany) March 1971<br />

Put the Emotions Back Into Baked Products, n.d., 1955<br />

Bank Panel (Promotion of), 1971<br />

Banks, n.d., 1971<br />

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