ABSTRACT
There are numerous techniques used to assess consumers’ motivations for product consumption. It is quite common to obtain data from rated degrees of agreement with statements about possible motivators. The responses are then analyzed using statistical tools such as the analysis of variance and factor analysis.
Ennis, D. M. and Rousseau, B. (2002). Motivations for Product Consumption. IFPress, 5(3) 2-3.
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