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Multiattribute models (Consumer attitudes)

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Topical headingMultiattribute models (Consumer attitudes)
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Variant(s)Multiattribute attitude models (Consumer attitudes)
See alsoConsumers--Attitudes--Mathematical models
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Found inWork cat.: Martin, W.S. A multiattribute model for evaluating industrial customer's potential, 1980.
Mowen, J.C. Consumer behavior, 2001: p. 128 (Multiattribute models describe how consumers combine their beliefs about product attributes to form attitudes about brand alternatives, corporations, or other objects in high-involvement circumstances)
Solomon, M.R. Consumer behavior, 2002: p. 212 ( ... multiattribute models have been extremely popular among marketing researchers. This type of model assumes that a consumer's attitude (evaluation) of an attitude object ... will depend on the beliefs he or she has about several or many attributes about the object. The use of a multiattribute model implies that an attitude toward a product or brand can be predicted by identifying these specific beliefs and combining them to derive a measure of the consumer's overall attitude)
Dictionary of marketing terms, 1995 (multiattribute attitude models - These models are designed to predict attitudes toward objects (such as brands) based on consumers evaluations of product attributes or expected consequences)
Not found inRosenberg, J.M. Dictionary of marketing and advertising, 1995; Van Minden, J.J.R. Dictionary of marketing research, 1987