
AbstractThe background, theory, and method of “frame analysis”—a two‐phase marketing research method for generating and analyzing qualitative data—is presented. Frames are abstractions or “higher order knowledge structures” and the objective of “frame analysis” is to identify the “frames” (or schemes or scripts) of consumers and then segment consumers by the extent to which they “share” a “frame”.
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