1999
DOI: 10.1080/00223989909599756
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Subjective Experience: Its Conceptual Status, Method of Investigation, and Psychological Significance

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“…This type of retrospective introspection, although similar to the category that Wallendorf and Brucks (1993) defined as guided introspection, differs due to the fact that the individual writes the report up without the researcher being present. There is also a preparation phase during which certain instructions are transmitted to the individuals, instructions that researchers tested previously on one another (Richardson, 1999). The introspection covered two Discovery concerts.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This type of retrospective introspection, although similar to the category that Wallendorf and Brucks (1993) defined as guided introspection, differs due to the fact that the individual writes the report up without the researcher being present. There is also a preparation phase during which certain instructions are transmitted to the individuals, instructions that researchers tested previously on one another (Richardson, 1999). The introspection covered two Discovery concerts.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Richardson (1999) describes ways in which subjective experience may be successfully measured. He suggests that the experimenter provide appropriate descriptors, such as specific questionnaire items, to aid the participant in making an accurate report.…”
Section: Overview Of the Current Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Après la pause, dans une deuxième partie, le directeur d'orchestre fait exécuter l'oeuvre dans sa globalité comme dans tout concert classique. (Richardson, 1999). Selon Wallendorf et Brucks (1993, p. 353), « l'introspection guidée offre aux chercheurs sur le comportement du consommateur un potentiel pour explorer de nombreux sujets liés aux expériences de consommation et aux états internes qui ont été sous-étudiés jusqu'ici ».…”
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