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If individual- respondent level analysis has been conducted, the estimation sample can be split in several ways to assess the stability of conjoint analysis solutions.
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The configuration derived from preference data is very similar to that obtained from similarity data.
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Which of the following is a way to interpret the configuration or spatial map?
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If you are determining if you should have respondents rank or rate nonmetric or metric data, you are at which step of conducting conjoint analysis?
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The text reports on a research project which used MDS to plot the perceived ethics of marketing research firms using a broad- based moral equity dimension (factor 1) and a relativistic dimension (factor 2). Based on the research, internal marketing research departments are perceived to be the most ethical on both dimensions.
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In conjoint analysis, indicate which attributes are important in influencing consumer choice.
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Internal analysis of preferences allows both brands and respondents to be represented in the same spatial map.
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In conjoint analysis, are a special class of fractional designs that enable the efficient estimation of all main effects.
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The basic conjoint analysis model expressing the fundamental relationship between attributes and utility in conjoint analysis is shown below: What does Xij represent?
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data order the brands or stimuli in terms of respondents' preferences for some property.
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Spatial maps are computed in such a way that the fit increases as the number of dimensions decreases.
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For nonmetric conjoint analysis input data, the respondents are typically required to provide rank order evaluations.
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Conjoint analysis could be used for all of the marketing applications below except .
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In conjoint analysis, the dependent variable is usually preference or intention to buy.
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Which of the ways below is not a way in which preference data might be obtained?
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