Re: CBC Conjoint Analysis?
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I have following questions from a questionnaire, Could you please tell me whether I can conduct Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis using following question sets in SAS/SPSS/Stata? If not, Could you tell me what kind of conjoint analysis we can do for these questions? Your any suggestion will be highly appreciated. Thanks Hans Zhu =========================================================================== Q1AA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or do a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $35, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1AB. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AC. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AE. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $40, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1BB. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BC. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BE. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $45, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1CB. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CC. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CE. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $50, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1DB. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DC. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DD. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DE. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $55, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1EB. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EC. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1ED. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EE. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not ===================== To manage your subscription to SPSSX-L, send a message to [hidden email] (not to SPSSX-L), with no body text except the command. To leave the list, send the command SIGNOFF SPSSX-L For a list of commands to manage subscriptions, send the command INFO REFCARD |
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Choice-based conjoint is based on the user making a choice from among a
set of alternatives, a few times during such an exercise. The way your questions are structured is not suitable for such an analysis. In general, a conjoint analysis would test more product features than just price. Assuming that the questions below are the only ones asked about the product, I can't really see an opportunity for a more sophisticated analysis beyond descriptive reports. Dan ------------------------------- Dan Zetu Analytical Consultant R. L. Polk & Co. 248-728-7278 [hidden email] -----Original Message----- From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Hans Zhu Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 7:11 PM To: [hidden email] Subject: Re: CBC Conjoint Analysis? Dear Lister I have following questions from a questionnaire, Could you please tell me whether I can conduct Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis using following question sets in SAS/SPSS/Stata? If not, Could you tell me what kind of conjoint analysis we can do for these questions? Your any suggestion will be highly appreciated. Thanks Hans Zhu ======================================================================== === Q1AA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or do a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $35, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1AB. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AC. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AE. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $40, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1BB. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BC. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BE. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $45, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1CB. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CC. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CE. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $50, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1DB. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DC. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DD. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DE. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $55, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1EB. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EC. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1ED. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EE. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not ===================== To manage your subscription to SPSSX-L, send a message to [hidden email] (not to SPSSX-L), with no body text except the command. 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This is a methodology sometimes called "price laddering" and, as Dan, points
out, the most likely analysis approach is limited to univariate statistics. Will -----Original Message----- From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Zetu, Dan Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 8:22 AM To: [hidden email] Subject: Re: CBC Conjoint Analysis? Choice-based conjoint is based on the user making a choice from among a set of alternatives, a few times during such an exercise. The way your questions are structured is not suitable for such an analysis. In general, a conjoint analysis would test more product features than just price. Assuming that the questions below are the only ones asked about the product, I can't really see an opportunity for a more sophisticated analysis beyond descriptive reports. Dan ------------------------------- Dan Zetu Analytical Consultant R. L. Polk & Co. 248-728-7278 [hidden email] -----Original Message----- From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Hans Zhu Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 7:11 PM To: [hidden email] Subject: Re: CBC Conjoint Analysis? Dear Lister I have following questions from a questionnaire, Could you please tell me whether I can conduct Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis using following question sets in SAS/SPSS/Stata? If not, Could you tell me what kind of conjoint analysis we can do for these questions? Your any suggestion will be highly appreciated. Thanks Hans Zhu ======================================================================== === Q1AA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or do a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $35, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1AB. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AC. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AE. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $40, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1BB. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BC. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BE. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $45, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1CB. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CC. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CE. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $50, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1DB. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DC. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DD. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DE. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $55, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1EB. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EC. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1ED. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EE. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not ===================== To manage your subscription to SPSSX-L, send a message to [hidden email] (not to SPSSX-L), with no body text except the command. To leave the list, send the command SIGNOFF SPSSX-L For a list of commands to manage subscriptions, send the command INFO REFCARD ***************************************************************** This message has originated from R. L. Polk & Co., 26955 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, MI 48033. R. L. Polk & Co. sends various types of email communications. If this email message concerns the potential licensing of a Polk product or service, and you do not wish to receive further emails regarding Polk products, forward this email to [hidden email] with the word "remove" in the subject line. The email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please delete this message and notify the Polk System Administrator at [hidden email]. ***************************************************************** ===================== To manage your subscription to SPSSX-L, send a message to [hidden email] (not to SPSSX-L), with no body text except the command. 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I once used price laddering with the objective to see what percentage of my
sample would choose the product at a given price point and how that proportion increased/decreased as I decreased/increased the price. Assuming inverse utility function with increasing price I assume some of your item order is to be rivisited, isn't it? For instance, why would you pose a probably would-would not question in a $45 when the same person already evaluated a $35 and a $55 scenario? Luca -----Messaggio originale----- Da: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] Per conto di Statman (WMB) Inviato: martedì 8 gennaio 2008 14.52 A: [hidden email] Oggetto: Re: CBC Conjoint Analysis? This is a methodology sometimes called "price laddering" and, as Dan, points out, the most likely analysis approach is limited to univariate statistics. Will -----Original Message----- From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Zetu, Dan Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 8:22 AM To: [hidden email] Subject: Re: CBC Conjoint Analysis? Choice-based conjoint is based on the user making a choice from among a set of alternatives, a few times during such an exercise. The way your questions are structured is not suitable for such an analysis. In general, a conjoint analysis would test more product features than just price. Assuming that the questions below are the only ones asked about the product, I can't really see an opportunity for a more sophisticated analysis beyond descriptive reports. Dan ------------------------------- Dan Zetu Analytical Consultant R. L. Polk & Co. 248-728-7278 [hidden email] -----Original Message----- From: SPSSX(r) Discussion [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Hans Zhu Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 7:11 PM To: [hidden email] Subject: Re: CBC Conjoint Analysis? Dear Lister I have following questions from a questionnaire, Could you please tell me whether I can conduct Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis using following question sets in SAS/SPSS/Stata? If not, Could you tell me what kind of conjoint analysis we can do for these questions? Your any suggestion will be highly appreciated. Thanks Hans Zhu ======================================================================== === Q1AA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or do a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $35, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1AB. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AC. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1AE. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $40, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1BB. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BC. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1BE. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $45, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1CB. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CC. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CD. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1CE. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $50, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1DB. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DC. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DD. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1DE. How about if it were $55 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EA. Since each participant must pay the registration fee or raise a minimum amount of volunteering job to gain free registration, if the price of the registration fee were set at $55, would you probably pay it or not? Probably would Probably would not Q1EB. How about if it were $45 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EC. How about if it were $50 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1ED. How about if it were $35 ? Probably would Probably would not Q1EE. How about if it were $40 ? Probably would Probably would not ===================== To manage your subscription to SPSSX-L, send a message to [hidden email] (not to SPSSX-L), with no body text except the command. To leave the list, send the command SIGNOFF SPSSX-L For a list of commands to manage subscriptions, send the command INFO REFCARD ***************************************************************** This message has originated from R. L. Polk & Co., 26955 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, MI 48033. R. L. Polk & Co. sends various types of email communications. If this email message concerns the potential licensing of a Polk product or service, and you do not wish to receive further emails regarding Polk products, forward this email to [hidden email] with the word "remove" in the subject line. The email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. 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