“…to repeat one or several choice tasks using either the same or different samples of respondents. This is implemented between separate choice survey occasions (test-retest) which implies a time-lag (Bliem, Getzner, and Rodiga-Laßnig 2012;Brouwer, Logar, and Sheremet 2016;Liebe, Meyerhoff, and Hartje 2012;Mørkbak and Olsen 2015;Rigby, Burton, and Pluske 2016;Schaafsma et al 2014) or within the same survey which results in almost no time-lag or a lag in the order of few minutes (Brouwer et al 2010;Brown et al 2008;Campbell 2007;Carlsson, Mørkbak, and Olsen 2012;Hanley, Wright, and Koop 2002;Rigby, Burton, and Pluske 2016;Rulleau and Dachary-Bernard 2012;Scarpa, Campbell, and Hutchinson 2007;Soliño et al 2012). There is, again, a stream of literature that investigates the drivers of choice consistency in DCEs by estimating binomial models, listed in Table 2.…”