Buying Beauty for the Long Run: (Mis)predicting Liking of Product Aesthetics
Abstract
How well can consumers predict future liking of different product designs? The present research identifies a systematic error in consumers’ preferences and predicted liking for product aesthetics. Consumers predict a faster decrease in liking for high- (vs. low-) arousal-potential product designs (i.e., intense colors or intense patterns) over repeat exposure because high-arousal-potential designs are expected to become increasingly irritating....
Paper Details
Title
Buying Beauty for the Long Run: (Mis)predicting Liking of Product Aesthetics
Published Date
Feb 14, 2018
Journal
Volume
45
Issue
2
Pages
275 - 297
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