The effect of variety on consumer preferences: The role of need for cognition and recommended alternatives

Keywords:
variety, consumer preferences, alternatives, need for cognition
Abstract

This study was based on the 2 conflicting perspectives of the existing literature: whether or not large variety will weaken or strengthen consumer preferences. In this research we identified need for cognition as a key factor moderating the effect of variety on consumer preferences, and examined the role that recommended alternatives play. Implications are discussed based on the research results.

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2006-08-01
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