The Prediction of Individual Probabilities of Brand Choice
Journal of Consumer ResearchPublished 1 December 1978
David J. Reibstein
Citations51
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This paper investigates three alternative methods for estimating individual probabilities of brand choice: a multi-attribute attitude model, a dollar-metric model, and a constant sum scale. These approaches are compared to actual choice behavior in a controlled experimental setting, with the constant sum scale being the dominant method.
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