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Traffic re-routing

This paper is concerned with a study commissioned by a local authority in London to check reactions of residents to a scheme by which traffic re-routing eased congestion on most roads at the inevitable expense of increased congestion on some....

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1974: The Challenges Facing Marketing Research

Authors: Bob Lane, Leonard R. England

September 1, 1974

A multidimensional analysis of consumer preference judgements related to print ads

In this paper we will restrict discussion to print ads and consider methods and models which allow to analyse constructs such as the first affective impression or emotional and/or psychological appeals of print advertisements. These constructs are...

Catalogue: EMAC/ESOMAR Symposium 1984: Methodological Advanced In Marketing Research In Theory And Practice

Authors: Ingo Böckenholt, Wolfgang GauI

June 15, 1984

Cinema versus television

This paper presents two studies on intermedia comparison between cinema and television. Research compared overall recall, recall of details - both of sound and image - acceptation and refusal, credibility and the variations of brand image concerning...

Catalogue: Seminar 1976: Beyond Vehicle Audiences

Author: Louis Marton

March 1, 1976

Brain lateralization and individual differences in people's reaction to mass communication

The present paper discusses recent findings regarding brain lateralization and its implications for the study of consumer behaviour. This research suggests a new view of the way in which consumers react to different media and creative solutions. It...

Catalogue: AMA/ESOMAR Conference 1981: From Advertising To Communication Research

Authors: Niels Erik Lundsgaard, Flemming Hansen

June 15, 1981

Star track

This paper describes the thinking and planning that lay behind the launch of Britain's newest daily newspaper, the Daily Star, and the role played by research in the overall marketing operation. The main research project described in this paper was...

Catalogue: Seminar 1979: Publishing And The Communications Industry

Author: Iain McLellan

November 1, 1979

Distribution-radar

A frequent problem in marketing research is how to collect information on the consumers of a product, which has a small market share. If a product is used by 5 out of 100 housewives one will need 4.000 interviews to reach a sample of 200 users. Many...

Catalogue: Seminar 1969: The Role Of Market Research In The Distribution Of Consumer Goods

Author: Olle Steiner

November 1, 1969

Application of conjoint measurement to marketing problems and media research

A new family of methods for data analysis has been recently developed in the United States. With these methods it is possible to explain an ordinal scale (preference, choice) by means of nominal variables (characteristics of the stimuli). The basis...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1975: Quality In Research

Authors: Jean-Marie Bouroche, Marcel Marc, Michel Tenenhaus

August 1, 1975

Marketing analysis on the basis of consumers' degree of involvement

Consumers' involvement in products considerably moderates their reactions to marketing and advertising stimuli. Involvement has now gained the status of a major parameter to be taken into account in advertising and marketing strategies. Current...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1984: What We Have Learned From The Recession

Authors: Gilles Laurent, Jean-Nöel Kapferer

Company: IFOP

June 15, 1984

Measuring the impact of television programmes (French)

Much of the work of measuring the impact of television consists of measuring the extent to which the viewers enjoy what they choose to view. There are two main systems of measuring reaction to television programmes. The first is to "rate" the...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/WAPOR Congress 1959

Author: B. P. Emmett

June 15, 1959