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PRODUCT BRAND PERFORMANCE PREFERENCE: HOW FARED THUS FAR ARE CONSUMERS

Ogunsiji A. Sola, Ayankola A. Ayansola

Abstract


The paper did psycho-metric analysis of product in perceived and/or reality of the performance preference. It premised the analysis on the fact that the characteristics measured in-fact are the factors, that influence buying decision of a product/brand notwithstanding their variety, multidimensionality and operating intensity precipitated by the consumers product knowledge and involvement, attention and comprehension, attitudes and intentions and the probable pathological and psycho-social responses on/for the product or brand. A multi-stage product blind test whereby a scientific experimental research was carried out on respondents randomly selected followed by a control group adjudged to have sound experience and ability to distinguish the various brands based on long time usage of different brands of a chosen consumer product. The application of a member of variable of Discriminant Analysis (DA) confirmed that there exist significant group differences in the all the attributes measured of the various brands of the Milk.

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Ogunsiji A. Sola, & Ayankola A. Ayansola. (2020). Product Brand Performance Preference: How Fared Thus Far Are Consumers. Recent Trends in Production Engineering, 3(3), 1–8. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4117446


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