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Conjoint Analysis Vs Self-Explicated Method This location is for Registered Users Only. Please login or Register.
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Preference measurement can be approached in two ways: with a compositional approach or a decompositional approach. The former is a "bottom up" approach where feature importance is first ascertained and then used to create product attractiveness scores. The latter is a "top-down" approach where overall evaluations of a product are decomposed to get at feature importance. Conjoint Analysis (CA) is generally a decompositional approach, whereas Self-Explicated Method (SEM) is an example of a compositional approach.
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24 Oct 2006
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24 Oct 2006
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