
Measuring expectations to gain an insight into product performanceġ4.00-15.00 John Prescott – Explaining individual differences.The role of expectations in consumer driven product development.Types of expectations: sensory-based, hedonic or affect-based, credencebased expectationsġ1.00-12.00 Gastón Ares – Measuring expectations: methods and case studiesĬonjoint analysis: Evaluation of how extrinsic characteristics influence consumer expectationsġ2.00-13.00 Erminio Monteleone – Analysing expectations.Sources of expectations: memory, associations.Expectations as a psychological construct.

Multi-country studies Thursday 14 th June 2018ĩ.00-10.30 John Prescott – Explaining expectations Sensory and branding: the impact of expectations on emotionsġ7.00-18.00 Sara Spinelli & John Prescott – Designing a study: emotions, liking, preference.Emotions in the product experience: from the product to the packaging (and back).Measuring emotions from the brain: applied consumer neuroscience.Measuring emotions through physiological measures (ANS).Implicit measurements: Implicit Association and Emotive Projection Test.Explicit measurements: verbal and visual self-reports Standardised and product specific questionnaires examples: EsSense Profile, GEOS, EmoSemio, PrEmo.

Hands on: Interpretation of preference mappingġ4.00-15.00 Sara Spinelli – Explaining emotionsġ5.30-17.00 Sara Spinelli – Measuring emotions: methods and case studies

Rating scales: applications and limitations.

