2004
DOI: 10.1590/1678-69712004/administracao.v5n1p198-222
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Usos E Limitações Do Método Laddering

Abstract: RESUMO Este artigo tem por objetivo apresentar o método laddering e discutir as possibilidades de sua aplicação em pesquisas acadêmicas e de mercado, para contribuir com a disseminação de técnicas metodológicas que se apresentem como novas alternativas à pesquisa no Brasil. Foi realizado um levantamento bibliográfico a partir do qual descreveu-se o método, seu surgimento e suas etapas. Além disso, discutiram-se algumas de suas vertentes (hard laddering e LADDERMAP) e suas principais limitações. Conclui-se que … Show more

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“…The guidance for the collection, interpretation and data analysis came from the assumptions of literature on laddering, which is characterized as a qualitative research technique used by many researchers to study the structure of values involved in the process of consumer buying decision, or his perception of value of a certain product. To that end, the technique was used by Reynolds and Gutman (1988); Gutman (1991); Reynolds, Gengler and Howard (1995); Leão and Mello (2001); Veludo de Oliveira and Ikeda (2004); Padel and Foster (2005);Vilas Boas (2005;Pimenta et al (2008); Krystallis, Maglaras and Mamalis (2008). Laddering is a methodological basis, the Theory of Means-End Chain, which assumes that the consumer has the perception of attributes, consequences and values related to a product or brand.…”
Section: Methodological Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The guidance for the collection, interpretation and data analysis came from the assumptions of literature on laddering, which is characterized as a qualitative research technique used by many researchers to study the structure of values involved in the process of consumer buying decision, or his perception of value of a certain product. To that end, the technique was used by Reynolds and Gutman (1988); Gutman (1991); Reynolds, Gengler and Howard (1995); Leão and Mello (2001); Veludo de Oliveira and Ikeda (2004); Padel and Foster (2005);Vilas Boas (2005;Pimenta et al (2008); Krystallis, Maglaras and Mamalis (2008). Laddering is a methodological basis, the Theory of Means-End Chain, which assumes that the consumer has the perception of attributes, consequences and values related to a product or brand.…”
Section: Methodological Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%