Decision Making Under Uncertainty: A Direct Measurement Approach
Journal of Consumer ResearchPublished 1 September 1979
Thomas V. Bonoma, Wesley J. Johnston
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Focusing on the validity of subjective expected utility (SEU) choice models for explaining decision making, this research developed a novel methodology that explains subjective probability and utility scales, assigns values on these defined scales to various consumer decision problems, and has individuals estimate missing decisional components. Results from seven experiments are reported.
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