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If you'd like to try a conjoint survey and get real-time feedback
on your preferences,
Click Here to begin.
If you are just interested to see what sample conjoint questions can look
like for a computerized or Internet survey, just scroll down through
this sample questionnaire.
First, we'll show you an example of pairwise, ratings-based conjoint.
Our CVA System can create and analyze data from ratings-based
(or ranking) conjoint surveys, for either pairwise or single-concept
designs.
The first example uses an anchored 5-point scale.
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This question uses a 7-point scale:
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Here is a pairwise question using a 9-point scale:
Here are some examples of single-concept ratings-based conjoint questions:
Last, we'll show some examples of Choice-Based Conjoint questions. Choice
questions more closely mimic the purchase process, since they ask
for a choice rather than a rating or ranking. CBC interviews can
also include a "NONE" option, which is also an option when buyers
make real-world decisions.
Choice surveys can be created and analyzed using our CBC system.
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If you'd like to take part in our on-line conjoint study,
Click Here to begin.
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