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The document provides instructions for participants to view images of various brands and rate their perception of each brand on a scale from 0 to 7. Participants are told to go with their initial gut reaction as each slide will only be displayed briefly. They then view slides of brands A through O and are asked to enter their ratings on a google spreadsheet. Finally, participants are prompted with discussion questions about the thoughts and feelings that came up during the task, their perceptions of the brands, how those perceptions were acquired, and the values associated with some of the brands.
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Brands
- 1. Instructions Look at each image and think about how it makes you feel or think. Take your first reaction..your “gut” feeling about it. Then score your perception according to this scale: 7 – love it, it’s cool, excellent 6 - pretty good 5 – good 4 –neutral – not good or bad, no reaction really 3 – “so-so” 2 – bad 1 – pretty bad 0 - hate it, it’s terrible Each slide is timed, so you only have a few seconds to mark your score – this is to make sure you go for just your “gut” reaction. Click to proceed to the first slide.
- 2. Brand “A”
- 3. Brand “B”
- 4. Brand “C”
- 5. Brand “D”
- 6. Brand “E”
- 7. Brand “F”
- 8. Brand “G”
- 9. Brand “H”
- 10. Brand “I”
- 11. Brand “J”
- 12. Brand “K”
- 13. Brand “L”
- 14. Brand “M”
- 15. Brand “N”
- 16. Brand “O”
- 18. Please enter your numbers on the google spreadsheet. http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pvjvciggvZWqyp170425uMA&hl=en
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