Aging Filipino siblings’ interment preferences: application of conjoint analysis

VILLAFUERTE, SALVACION; Guzman, Allan B. de

doi:10.1080/03601277.2019.1676501

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“…Nuri & Ali (2017) [28], Li Yi (2018) [29], Ren Yingli (2021) [30] and other scholars calculated the utility values of combining key elements like visual shapes, functional attributes and interactive experiences for the app interface design of smart wearable devices, analyzed the user preferences and proposed the corresponding design strategies: Preference research on brands, prices, certifications and other attributes of alternative grains [31], smoked cheeses [32], customized foods [33], fresh agricultural products [34], fashion designs [35], service optimizations [36] and other products are widely applied as well. In addition, the adoption of CAM also involves research on hotels [37], medical treatments [38] and the funeral industry [39].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Consumer Preference for Yogurt Packaging Design Using Conjoint Analysis

Wang

Cho

2022

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With the growing consumption market of yogurt products, the continuous innovation of packaging design has become the major means of enterprise marketing for fast-moving consumer goods. Because different combinations of packaging design elements affect the consumers in different ways, the contradiction between the product packaging design and consumer demand has impacted the further development of these products’ marketing. To explore the relationship between the constituent elements of yogurt packaging design and consumer preferences, four kinds of factors to the purchased products’ attributes were selected from the packaging design, including the graphics, packaging colors, packaging shapes and label texts. The consumers’ preferences for different attributes of yogurt packaging design were quantitatively evaluated by the Conjoint Analysis Method (CAM). Consumers showed the strongest preference for yogurt packaging shapes (39.017%), and were the most satisfied with the concrete graphics of cool colors (31.330%); the level combination of attributes most preferred by consumers is that of concrete graphics, cool colors, gable-top boxes and simple labels. The packaging design satisfying consumer preferences gave rise to positive purchase attitudes. Such research results facilitated the understanding of the consumption market and provided the theoretical support necessary for the development of yogurt packaging design to match the consumers’ preferences.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Consumer Preference for Yogurt Packaging Design Using Conjoint Analysis

Wang

Cho

2022

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“…The secured personal details were utilized for the descriptive and inferential statistics of this study, and (2) the Orthogonal Plan Cards were generated via SPSS software to create the orthogonal profiles. A meticulous literature review determined attributes and levels made up of choice bundles, to confirm whether the determinant attributes and their combination profiles are understandable to potential participants (Kim et al, 2016).The profile cards were prepared in two media forms to accommodate the data collection, either: (a) printed in 5"x7" photo-paper with a layout containing large fonts and images to capture each vignette scenario and (b) organized in a Microsoft© PowerPoint Presentation (.pptx) showing one choice bundle per ppt slide (Laguilles-Villafuerte & de Guzman, 2019). The choice bundles reflected in the orthogonal plan cards were presented in both English and Filipino translation for easy comprehension of the respondents.…”

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confidence: 99%

Death anxiety and interment stress family interventions for Filipino older adults

VILLAFUERTE¹

2022

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Objective: The overall intent of this conjoint analysis study is to explicate family intervention preferences of the respondents (aged 18-75) to assist Filipino Older adults in coping with death anxiety and interment stress. Background: Distressing life circumstances such as death and interment are better coped with family interventions. There have been numerous studies on how family interventions assist in the treatment of physiological and mental illnesses, but there is a continuing research imperative to empirically establish specific family interventions which are holistic and appropriate in cultural and social contexts. Method: Conjoint analysis was utilized to identify the preferred family intervention measures. A total of 214 adults from the most populous group of islands in the Philippines qualified in the inclusion criteria and after the ethical clearance was obtained, the recruitment started via snowball sampling, following the inclusion criteria set in this research. The demographic details were utilized for the descriptive and inferential statistics of this study, and the orthogonal plan cards were generated via SPSS software to create the orthogonal profiles. Results: The outcomes of the statistics demonstrated that the conjoint model performed for this study was considerably fit: Pearson’s R is .670, p<.01, Kendall’s Tau is .487, p<.05. Results showed that the cognitive state (23.272%) is the most important and the spiritual state (17.256%) as the least important attribute of family interventions. Part-worth of family interventions showed favoring the following: Medical routines and procedures (.342) for the physical state; mental health awareness (.266) for mental state; livelihood trainings (.051) for social state; family therapy (.022) for psychological state; and church activities (.017) for the spiritual state. The correlation analysis showed that the spiritual state is significantly correlated with age (r = 0.151, p < 0.05) and number of children (r = 0.143, p < 0.05). Conclusion: This conjoint analysis study provided empirical evidence for identifying preferences of family intervention measures in a holistic perspective by combining physical, mental, social, psychological and spiritual attributes. The findings rendered a multi-modal structure to cope with death anxiety and interment stress that will have a significant bearing in the overall care of the older adult in the family and improve family dynamics. Implications: The findings will subscribe to the knowledge base useful in family theories and relations, developmental psychology, ageing studies, gerontological psychology and educational gerontology. Moreover, the significant findings will greatly contribute in implementing effective psychosocial and psychoeducational strategies towards the mental health care of the older adult population.

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“…The urn containing remains must also not be kept at home. Despite church acceptance of cremation and its relatively cheaper cost, interment is the commonly preferred burial practice among Filipinos, as established, for example, in a recent survey conducted in Bicol among aging adults [ 23 ]. Usual funerary rites often include holding a wake in the residence of the deceased, with the bereaved hosting novenas, nightly prayers, and offering mass for the dead for about three days, concluding with inhumation at a cemetery.…”

Section: Interment Over Cremationmentioning

confidence: 99%