Enhancement of the Cancellation-and-Focus Model : a consumer's perspective.

Our study proposes that there is an inaccuracy in the cancellation-and-focus model (Houston, D.A. Sherman, S.J., 1995): shared features are not automatically cancelled out because they are common. The relevancy of the shared features will determine if they are ignored in the decision-making process.

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Main Authors: Ho, Stella Hwee Mein., Ching, Meng Fong., Ng, Ley Tin.
Other Authors: Li, Shu
Format: Final Year Project
Published: 2008
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10356/11285
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Institution: Nanyang Technological University
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Summary:Our study proposes that there is an inaccuracy in the cancellation-and-focus model (Houston, D.A. Sherman, S.J., 1995): shared features are not automatically cancelled out because they are common. The relevancy of the shared features will determine if they are ignored in the decision-making process.