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TMRC RLT Brief Intro
1. Response Latency Test – RLT Determine subconscious Strength of Association – make sure your product design and features, brand, brand-name and communication cues evoke strategically desired associations!
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3. RLT Sensory Testing Priming the Mind with different sensory cues, we can effectively define which emotional association elements (attributes) are activated by such sensory cues SMELL TASTE Visual Cues TOUCH SOUND
4. Step 1: Prime the Mind with test Stimuli Stimulus always and immediately activates certain subconscious associations in respondent’s mind: Example: Pack Design Healthy Delicious Impress male colleagues RLT
5. Simple Word/Non-word recognition test: Step 2: We measure Brain’s time to recognize word type – recognition time is heavily impacted by subconsciously activated association! Familiar Aiiiion “ WORD” Push ‘I’ “ NON-WORD” Push ‘E’ RLT E I
6. The FASTER the response, the STRONGER the association! Result: Captured Strength of Association (SOA) Impress male colleagues 822ms* Delicious 645ms* healthy 787ms* … . *ms: millisecond SOA SAMPLE OUTPUT RLT Are the captured strong association elements in line with your intended brand image? Do your strategic communication elements match the actual associations of consumers with your brand / product / design / features / etc?
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Editor's Notes
Subconsciously activated associations respond faster to a lexical test Compare the response times of different attributes, it would indicate which attributes are more strongly associated with the test stimulus.