Explaining Consumer Decision Making through Evaluation Process Models
MarketingPublished 1 January 1978
Bernard Pras
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Abstract
In what manner do consumers combine information in making decisions? Stimulated by the seminal contribution of researchers in decision theory and psychologyl, the past decade has witnessed an explosion of research interest in answering this question2.
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Decision SciencesEconomics, Econometrics and Finance
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