Preference, Search, and Choice: An Integrative Approach
Journal of Consumer ResearchPublished 1 September 1979
David A. Sheluga, James Jaccard, Jacob Jacoby
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Abstract
A framework for integrating a process-descriptive method of information search with methods of estimating attribute and product preference is described. Consumer choice for a product variation is examined within this framework. The data show that consumers make rational decisions based on searched information, but do not necessarily make predicted product-choice decisions when all available product varieties and attribute information are taken into consideration.
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