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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"preference construction"”.

  1. Preference Construction and Decision-Making for Green Infrastructure: How Do Behavioral Interventions Influence Choice and Neurocognition?

    … more green infrastructure design. Both a stated preference survey with discrete choice modeling and two sets of experiments using neuroimaging to measure the change in neurocognition were used to explore preference construction and decision-making about green infrastructure. A sample of the …

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  2. Prototyping for user feedback : how visual detail can influence feature preference

    … user's perception of the concept. The theory of preference construction helps design researchers understand how users' preferences are dependent on the particular context of a design representation. Thus, it is important for designers to have insight into the potential effects of contextual …

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  3. An analysis of factors influencing housing affordability in Windhoek, Namibia

    … levels, income, taxation, interest rates, preference, construction cost and availability of serviced land. Results also revealed that the high cost of living negatively affects housing affordability which makes it challenging for the low and middle households to buy houses. In terms of …

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  4. Is There In Choice No Beauty? Motivation for Choosing Moderates Choice Overload

    Some research suggests that increasing the number of options may be harmful for consumers by increasing their difficulty with choosing, which increases their likelihood of experiencing regret. However, other research suggests that increasing the number of options may also be beneficial by …

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