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Choosing Multiple Items from a Product Class
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Choosing Multiple Items from a Product Class
Choosing Multiple Items from a Product Class
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Leigh McAlister
Leigh McAlister
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1 December 1979
journal article
Published by
Oxford University Press (OUP)
in
Journal of Consumer Research
Vol. 6
(3)
,
213-224
DOI:
10.1086/208763
Abstract
By focusing on consumer preference for single items, researchers have implicitly assumed that product choices are made independently of each other. F
Keywords
CONSUMER PREFERENCE
MADE INDEPENDENTLY
SINGLE ITEMS
IMPLICITLY ASSUMED
PRODUCT CHOICES
ITEMS IMPLIES
IMPLIES DEPENDENCE
HOME BAR
STEREO ALBUMS
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