2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusres.2019.06.022
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Birds of a feather flocked together look abundant: The visual gestalt effect of an assortment presentation

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“…On this basis, it suggests that PD dimensions will be viewed holistically (Candi et al , 2017; Mishra, 2016; Crilly et al , 2004) and regard products as bundles of discrete attributes (e.g. PD values, dimensions and elements) to be holistically evaluated by their users (Noble and Kumar, 2010; Noble and Kumar, 2008; Lee and Choo, 2019). This theory posits that the holistic impression a product makes has great influence over consumers’ responses (Smith et al , 2013; Schreiner et al , 2017) and is interconnected with appearance and judgement biases.…”
Section: Link 2: Theories Related To Product Design and Consumer Resp...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On this basis, it suggests that PD dimensions will be viewed holistically (Candi et al , 2017; Mishra, 2016; Crilly et al , 2004) and regard products as bundles of discrete attributes (e.g. PD values, dimensions and elements) to be holistically evaluated by their users (Noble and Kumar, 2010; Noble and Kumar, 2008; Lee and Choo, 2019). This theory posits that the holistic impression a product makes has great influence over consumers’ responses (Smith et al , 2013; Schreiner et al , 2017) and is interconnected with appearance and judgement biases.…”
Section: Link 2: Theories Related To Product Design and Consumer Resp...mentioning
confidence: 99%