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Mike Friedman

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Brand Discrimination: An Implicit Measure of the Strength of Mental Brand Representations

2015

While mental associations between a brand and its marketing elements are an important part of brand equity, previous research has yet to provide a sound methodology to measure the strength of these links. The following studies present the development and validation of an implicit measure to assess the strength of mental representations of brand elements in the mind of the consumer. The measure described in this paper, which we call the Brand Discrimination task, requires participants to identify whether images of brand elements (e.g. color, logo, packaging) belong to a target brand or not. Signal detection theory (SDT) is used to calculate a Brand Discrimination index which gives a measure …

AdultMaleSignal Detection PsychologicalConcept FormationBrand awarenesslcsh:MedicineLogoContext (language use)Discrimination PsychologicalConcept learningHumansBrand equitylcsh:ScienceConsumer behaviourMarketingMultidisciplinarylcsh:RCompetitor analysisConsumer BehaviorMiddle AgedMental representationFemalelcsh:QPsychologyPhotic StimulationResearch ArticleCognitive psychology
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