Resources Library by ANA

Measuring the effectiveness of advertising

Consumers are not necessarily interested in most brands or ads. Usually they do not have time to reflect on what the ad means for them and the brand. This means that it is necessary to understand the way consumers are processing ads. An optimal...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Author: Sjoerd Koornstra

September 22, 2016

The truth is out there

In recent years thinking from social psychology and behavioural economics has permeated market research. They have laid down a challenge to research by emphasising the importance of understanding how non-conscious response drives consumer decision...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Authors: Julie Knox, Andy Lack, Tom Vannozzi, Luke Mantell

Company: Jigsaw Research

September 22, 2016

The science of engagement

How do consumers interact with different forms of news content online? How engaged are users to various forms of native content, which is now an $8 billion industry? BBC's Science of Engagement research aims to answer these burning questions for...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2016: Get Connected!

Authors: Sally Wu, Patrick Fagan, Andrew Tenzer

May 19, 2016

Red alert

It is estimated that there are 20 million commercial sex workers in India, and around 80% of these are victims of sex trafficking. Kidnapped or lured from their homes, these women and girls are forced to succumb to sexual exploitation as sex workers...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2016: Get Connected!

Authors: Ram Prasad, Elca Grobler, Sharan Sharma

May 19, 2016

Watching the devices

This presentation will graphically demonstrate how we consume media in 2015, and how viewing on mobile devices has changed our relationship with programmes, and ads. By seeing how we watch and where we focus across the range of devices we watch video...

Catalogue: Congress 2015: Revelations

Authors: Robert Ellis, Martin Greenbank

Company: COG Research Ltd.

October 1, 2015

Reliability and predictive validity in consumer neuroscience

Consumer neuroscience research often employs small samples, and questions are frequently raised as to whether resulting inferences are reliable and relevant to real world behaviour. Here we share extensive findings that directly address these...

Catalogue: Congress 2015: Revelations

Author: Michael E. Smith

Company: Nielsen

October 1, 2015

Treasure hunt

Games are not only easy and quick but are also highly involving for respondents, researchers and clients alike. Games are also an excellent tool to project people's minds into real life situations and to simulate complex decision-making processes....

Catalogue: Global Qualitative 2014: Research Renaissance

Authors: Sebastian Prassek, Nina Keller

Company: Happy Thinking People

November 18, 2014

Games as an emotionally driven experience

Games are emotionally driven experiences. Immersion theory states that game elements such as narrative determine whether or not players commit emotionally to the game world. Conversely, flow theory focuses on game mechanics and how they bring players...

Catalogue: Congress 2014: What Inspires?

Authors: Tang Ruihong, Danny Wang

September 10, 2014

Old meets new

Markets are becoming global and there is a need to develop products that easily convey information across cultures. By combining techniques from different fields (psychology, marketing, neuroscience and behaviour science) it is possible to develop a...

Catalogue: Congress 2013: Think Big

Authors: Alejandro Salgado-Montejo, Carlos Velasco, Sebastián Olier, Milena Sabogal, Charles Spence

September 26, 2013