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Because of its importance, the topic of how product assortment influences consumer choice has generated a substantial amount of interest across different research domains, including economics, analytical and empirical modeling, individual and group decision making, and social psychology (Broniarczyk, 2008; Chernev, 2012; Kahn, 1999; Kahn, Weingarten, & Townsend, 2013; Lancaster, 1990; Lehmann, 1998; Simonson, 1999).
The fit difference between the model including the conceptual moderators and outcome measures outlined in the previous section and the intercept-only model is highly significant (χ2 (10) = 118.1, p < .001), indicating that our conceptual framework receives support by accounting for a substantial variation in the effect sizes.
Accordingly, our model accounts for 68% of the residual variances in the underlying studies—a substantial improvement over that of the model reported in Scheibehenne et al. (2010), which explains only 36% of the variance in the underlying data.
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Maar goed, je vroeg erom:Squilia schreef:
maar ik snap ook echt niet dat mensen dit doet. het is toch gwn beetje algemene kennis dat dit niet normaal is??
bedoel net zo algemeen bekend als de betekenis van het woord substantieel xd
gvd hou opmaar ik snap ook echt niet dat mensen dit doet. het is toch gwn beetje algemene kennis dat dit niet normaal is??
bedoel net zo algemeen bekend als de betekenis van het woord substantieel xd
Because of its importance, the topic of how product assortment influences consumer choice has generated a substantial amount of interest across different research domains, including economics, analytical and empirical modeling, individual and group decision making, and social psychology (Broniarczyk, 2008; Chernev, 2012; Kahn, 1999; Kahn, Weingarten, & Townsend, 2013; Lancaster, 1990; Lehmann, 1998; Simonson, 1999).
The fit difference between the model including the conceptual moderators and outcome measures outlined in the previous section and the intercept-only model is highly significant (χ2 (10) = 118.1, p < .001), indicating that our conceptual framework receives support by accounting for a substantial variation in the effect sizes.
Accordingly, our model accounts for 68% of the residual variances in the underlying studies—a substantial improvement over that of the model reported in Scheibehenne et al. (2010), which explains only 36% of the variance in the underlying data.