Abstract When choosing a partial factorial design for best-worst scaling or other discrete choice experiment researchers are faced with size choices. This work investigates differences between two case 1 (object) designs that varied in set and number of questions. Using random parameters logit model, preference shares were determined statistically compared models. The transitivity violations oc...

This article reports a cross-disciplinary literature review focused to identify if and how history heritage have been linked with public health. Widely varied opinions suggest history, heritage, historic places are valuable assets for improving the human condition. Yet, evidence improve lives is mostly indirect or anecdotal. What connections exist between individuals’ knowledge of their measure...

The application of Nutri-Score on food products is ubiquitous throughout Europe and studies demonstrating its potential to stimulate healthier choices are accumulating. At the same time, a strong need exists evenly harmonize activate communication environmental impacts products, in synergy with Nutri-Score. This raises question whether could be expanded an ‘Eco-Score’ that would similarly encou...

Metris is a version of the Tetris game that uses a player’s musical response to control game performance. The game is driven by two factors: traditional game design and the player’s individual sense of music and sound. Metris uses tuning principles to determine relationships between pitch and the timbre of the sounds produced. These relationships are represented as bells synchronised with signi...

This paper considers the Greenspan/Summers/IMF (GSI) argument that the Asian way of doing business was the deep cause of the Asian crisis. The IMF reform programme for the crisis-affected Asian countries suggested they should abandon the Asian business model and adopt the US corporate model. The main findings are: a) contrary to GSI doctrine, poor corporate governance and lack of competition ar...

Color preference research has traditionally focused on summarising or explaining the color preferences of groups of people. Claims of universal patterns and trends in color preference have generally been based on group analyses, with little consideration of the individual. Initial investigation of this issue has revealed that, although patterns can be identified at the group level, individual d...

OBJECTIVE To estimate the proportion of snack food and beverage choices available to an Australian consumer. DESIGN A survey of product Nutrition Information Panels (NIP) and product labels on snack foods and beverages offered for sale. Data on nutrient content were compared with criteria from different nutrient profile systems to estimate the proportion of items conforming to a choice. SET...

Previous research on repeated-play decisions has focused on choices with fungible outcomes. We investigated the perceived fungibility of outcomes over repeated plays of risky prospects in several situations, as well as the relationship between perceived fungibility and preferences for taking risks in those situations. Perceived fungibility varied substantially across participants and situations...