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consumer research

consumer research Consumer research is the study of how features of products or objects, including their look and feel, affect people’s thoughts, emotions, behaviour patterns, and purchasing decisions.

Consumer research is the study of how features of products or objects, including their look and feel, affect people’s thoughts, emotions, behaviour patterns, and purchasing decisions. In this context, it examines how design elements can shape consumer responses.

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Drafting source: Rehn-Groenendijk Jonas; Schuster Kai; Müller Helena; Chrysikou Evangelia. A process to foster pathology-related effects of design primes – how orthopedic patients might benefit from design features that influence health behaviour intention. 2023; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1211563; article XML SHA-256 fa97dfdd74c37365e15af03f28c238ab1386970d9b47db749067793bdad97b0e. “A process to foster pathology-related effects of design primes – how orthopedic patients might benefit from design features that influence health behaviour intention” (10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1211563).
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