Consumers: The Next Coronavirus Worry for Fashion wwd.com/business-news/… via WWD

I share thoughts on shifts in consumer spending for WWD here Consumers: The Next Coronavirus Worry for Fashion wwd.com/business-news/… via WWD

Thank you Rachel Portman for hearing our pleas for Ovarian Cancer Research Funding on behalf of Richard Burr #tealaction Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance

Thank you Garrett Daniel for meeting with us on behalf of Thom Tillis to hear our plea for more funding for ovarian cancer research Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance #tealaction

Thank you Dylan Blackburn for meeting with us on behalf of Rep. David Rouzer to hear our plea for ovarian cancer research funding #tealaction Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance

How we fell for the Fitbit vox.com/the-goods/2020… via Vox

"A riot around toilet paper." Talking now with Kit Yarrow about the psychology behind "panic buying." Why are people hoarding items that otherwise wouldn't be in short supply due to #coronavirus? Comment using #DetroitToday and tune in now! WDET 101.9FM

"There's no action we can take to stop the virus -- other than staying at home (etc.) -- but it doesn't feel enough. We want to do something proactive. So what can we do? We can shop," says Kit Yarrow on psychology behind "panic buying." #DetroitToday WDET 101.9FM

"It's kind of like a guilt avoidance strategy," says Kit Yarrow on #DetroitToday regarding "panic buying." She says "we don't want to be wrong" and regret not buying items while they're available. #DetroitToday WDET 101.9FM

"Take the long view. This is temporary," says consumer psychologist Kit Yarrow on #DetroitToday. #coronavirus WDET 101.9FM

Is the 'Gratitude Movement' Overrated? Study Finds It Has Limits consumer.healthday.com/mental-health-…

Is the 'Gratitude Movement' Overrated? Study Finds It Has Limits usnews.com/news/health-ne…

Thank you to Kit Yarrow for your insight, time and making us feel a little more at ease

My interview with Yahoo Finance about the psychology of our coronavirus buying behavior: bit.ly/3ddnDjC thank you Stephanie Asymkos for making it so fun.

My interview with the fab Sarah Whitten on What people are buying as they heed coronavirus stay-at-home orders cnbc.com/2020/03/23/wha…

Why is everyone scrambling for toilet paper all of a sudden? Consumer behavior researcher Kit Yarrow suggests it’s a case of our social primate brains reacting to newsfeeds full of striking but sometimes disorienting visual cues. arstechnica.com/science/2020/0…

My interview with Ad Age's awesome @EJSchultz3 on: 5 tips from a consumer psychologist on how brands should respond to coronavirus adage.com/article/podcas…

As Americans shift breakfast to home, wholesale egg and orange juice prices soar marketplace.org/2020/03/30/bre…

Effects of Coronavirus Pandemic: Consumer Psychologist Interview | CO uschamber.com/co/good-compan…

Consumer psychologist Kit Yarrow, who’s worked w/brands from @generalelectric to @Westfield malls, on the nation’s psyche during crises & what’s critical to reaching #consumers amid #covid19 CO— by U.S. Chamber of Commerce Kit Yarrow #thecoronavirus #retail #consumerpsychology uscham.com/3axObu5