International Journal of Market Research · 2001 · 176 citations · 12 references
Social SciencesEconomicsExperimental DesignExperimental EconomicsExperimental PsychologyChoice ModelingDiscrete Choice ModelsDiscrete Choice TheoryPreference ElicitationPreference ModelingStated Preference MethodsChoice Behavior AnalysisConjoint AnalysisDiscrete Choice Experiment DesignDiscrete Choice Modelling
Conjoint choice designs are frequently applied in practice, and often a base alternative is added to the design. When such a 'no-choice' base alternative is present in conjoint choice experiments a constant term should be added to the design ('X'-) matrix with attribute dummies when effects type and/or linear coding is used for the attribute levels. Not including such a constant may result in a much lower model and predictive fit and even biased estimates for the (linear) attributes.
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Consumer Preference for a No‐Choice Option
Ravi Dhar · Journal of Consumer Research · 1997 · 987 citations
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