
handle: 11390/1252265
The aim of this paper is to show an application of Rasch models to the measure of a latent dimension, as the “attitude towards kiwi”, using the results of a marketing research on the kiwifruit consumption and preference. The results show a good fit of the data to the Rasch model, and the estimated attitude of persons can be used to segment the sample for a greater insight in marketing research.
Attitude Towards Kiwi, Marketing Research In Agriculture, Measurement Models, Rasch Model, Specific Objectivity
Attitude Towards Kiwi, Marketing Research In Agriculture, Measurement Models, Rasch Model, Specific Objectivity
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