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SPSS Conjoint Analysis

E. Bernardo
Dear SPSS users,

Can we use Likert scale format in measuring the preference of respondents on each profile/card, rather than ranking?

Thank you.
Eins
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Re: SPSS Conjoint Analysis

Jerabek Jindrich
Yes, it is possible. In the conjoint syntax you can specify that evaluation on scale was used instead of ranking.

CONJOINT [PLAN={* }]
{file}
[/DATA={* }]
{file}
/{SEQUENCE}=varlist
{RANK }
{SCORE } /* use score here  */ ....

HTH
Jindra

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> Předmět: SPSS Conjoint Analysis
> Datum: 05.5.2012 04:54:43
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> Dear SPSS users,
>
> Can we use Likert scale format in measuring the preference of respondents on
> each profile/card, rather than ranking?
>
> Thank you.
> Eins
>
>
>

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Re: SPSS Conjoint Analysis

Paul Oosterveld
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Yes, in the DATA subcommand it is possible to define the data as being a
'SCORE'

From the syntax reference manual: "Each data point is a preference score
assigned to the profiles, starting with the score of profile 1, then the score
of profile 2, and so on. These types of data might be generated, for example,
by asking subjects to use a Likert scale to assign a score to each profile or
by asking subjects to assign a number from 1 to 100 to show how much they like
the profile. A higher score implies greater preference."

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Re: SPSS Conjoint Analysis

fasidfas
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you may use "faisalconjoint" package in R, it is tested with many published and research data, it works perfectly, one on important thing its works without design restriction and rank procedure. It works in all condition and provide accurate estimates.