Posts Tagged ‘Herd’
How Should Market Research Best React To Social Influence?
Tuesday, February 19, 2013, 8:35 am 12 CommentsWe increasingly need to look at the behavioral evidence of the same person for a methodological reality check; how long will it be before sampling methods allow us to easily match behavioral data with attitudinal data? Continue reading
Do Companies Care About The Quality Of Market Research? A Client-side Perspective
Sunday, October 7, 2012, 15:09 pm No CommentsThere are many challenges on both the client-side and the supplier-side to completing a successful research project. However, from working on the client-side there are some practices that can help the different parties work together more collaboratively. Continue reading
Financial Services, Gambling, & Behavioral Economics: Busting The Myth Of Consumer Rationality
Tuesday, June 12, 2012, 7:58 am 8 CommentsWhat does the evidence from experiments in behavioural economics and neuroscience indicate about rational decision making in the face of risk and uncertainty? Are consumers’ really discreet, self-determining individuals who make considered, rational decisions? This view increasingly looks misguided and is probably a fallacy created by our own minds to make us feel in control of our behaviour. Continue reading




































