Journal of Consumer Research · 1986 · 708 citations · 2 references
Social SciencesMarketingConsumption StudiesItem Response TheoryPsychometricsConsumer CultureConsumer TheoryValue AnalysisValue AssessmentConsumer ResearchConsumption ValuesPreference-based Measurement
This article compares and contrasts two methods of measuring consumer values: the List of Values (LOV) and Values and Life Style (VALS). LOV apparently has some advantages: it is in the public domain and it relates more closely to consumer behavior.
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