Stated choice experimentation, contextual influences and food choice: A case study
By S. Jaeger, John M. Rose. 2008
181 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Food Science, Plant Science
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In Economics and Econometrics
- Deborah A. Marshall
- Emily Lancsar
- John F. P. Bridges
- Vikram Kilambi
- F. Reed Johnson
- Brian W. Bresnahan
- Dean Regier
- A. Mühlbacher
In Food Science
- Betina Piqueras-Fiszman
- S. Jaeger
- Deborah A. Marshall
- Vikram Kilambi
- Emily Lancsar
- John F. P. Bridges
- F. Reed Johnson
- Brian W. Bresnahan
In Plant Science
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- Emotion responses under evoked consumption contexts: A focus on the consumers’ frequency of product consumption and the stability of responses (2014, background): “First, would the results be replicable with another consumer population and product category? Second, King and Meiselman (2010) showed that as the frequency of product use increased, emotion intensity ratings also increased (except for the negatively charged emotion terms, which intensity increased ”