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Using Partial Profile Choice Experiments to Handle Large Numbers of Attributes by Chrzan, Keith

“…Introduced by Chrzan & Elrod (1994) as a method for discrete choice experiments to handle large numbers of attributes, partial profile conjoint experiments…”
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Product attributes important to US adult consumers’ use of electronic nicotine delivery systems: a discrete choice experiment by Kistler, Christine E, Ranney, Leah M, Sutfin, Erin L, Chrzan, Keith, Wretman, Christopher J, Enyioha, Chineme, Meernik, Clare, Berman, Micah, Zarkin, Gary A, Goldstein, Adam O

“…ObjectiveTo understand the importance of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) product attributes to adult consumers in the USA by age and…”
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Best-Worst Scaling with many items by Chrzan, Keith, Peitz, Megan

“…Best-worst scaling (BWS) has become so useful that practitioners feel pressure to include ever more items in their experiments. Researchers wanting more items…”
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Nurse Decision-making for Suspected Urinary Tract Infections in Nursing Homes: Potential Targets to Reduce Antibiotic Overuse by Beeber, Anna Song, Kistler, Christine E., Zimmerman, Sheryl, Dictus, Cassandra, Ward, Kimberly, Farel, Claire, Chrzan, Keith, Wretman, Christopher J., Boyton-Hansen, Marcella, Pignone, Michael, Sloane, Philip D.

“…To determine what information is most important to registered nurses' (RNs) decisions to call clinicians about suspected urinary tract infections (UTIs) in…”
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An Empirical Test of Six Stated Importance Measures by Chrzan, Keith, Golovashkina, Natalia

“…This paper reports on a web-based commercial customer satisfaction study consisting of 1284 respondents, which measured stated attribute importance using six…”
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Make or Break: A Simple Non-Compensatory Customer Satisfaction Model by Chrzan, Keith, Kemery, Michael

“…We propose a model that allows analysts to capture and quantify realistic nonlinear, non-compensatory effects in customer satisfaction modelling. For too long,…”
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Nursing Home Clinicians' Decision to Prescribe Antibiotics for a Suspected Urinary Tract Infection: Findings From a Discrete Choice Experiment by Kistler, Christine E., Beeber, Anna S., Zimmerman, Sheryl, Ward, Kimberly, Farel, Claire E., Chrzan, Keith, Wretman, Christopher J., Boynton, Marcella H., Pignone, Michael, Sloane, Philip D.

“…To determine which nursing home (NH) resident characteristics were most important to clinicians' decision to prescribe antibiotics for a suspected urinary…”
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Nursing Home Clinicians’ Decision to Prescribe Antibiotics for a Suspected Urinary Tract Infections: Findings from a Discrete Choice Experiment by Kistler, Christine E., Beeber, Anna S., Zimmerman, Sheryl, Ward, Kimberly, Farel, Claire E., Chrzan, Keith, Wretman, Christopher J., Boynton, Marcella H., Pignone, Michael, Sloane, Philip D.

“…A discrete choice experiment of antibiotic prescribing for suspected urinary tract infections found urinalysis results were the most important resident…”
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The Benzathine Penicillin G (BPG) reformulation preferences study - towards a new Pencillin for Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease by Sika-Paotonu, Dianne, Tiatia, Ramona, Sung, Yun K, Lander, Lynette, Haira, Tia, Thornley, Craig, Betty, Bryan, Wineera-Parai, Ranei, Eddie, Barbara, Baker, Michael, Chrzan, Keith, Maloney, Margaret, Felix, Manuel, Spector, Jonathan, Carapetis, Jonathan

“…Acute rheumatic fever (ARF) is an autoimmune condition caused by untreated Group A Streptococcal (GAS) infection of the upper respiratory tract (and possibly…”
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How to Improve Brand Tracking Research: A Frozen Pizza Case Study by Chrzan, Keith, Malcom, Douglas

“…The practice of brand tracking research has changed little in the past 30 years. Methodological advances in choice modelling, not typically applied to brand…”
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How to Improve Brand Tracking Research: A Frozen Pizza Case Study by Chrzan, Keith, Malcolm, Douglas

“…The practice of brand tracking research has changed little in the past 30 years. Methodological advances in choice modelling, not typically applied to brand…”
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Three Kinds of Order Effects in Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis by Chrzan, Keith

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Rationale and design of moderated choice experiments: a strategic pricing application by Chrzan, Keith

“…Common methods for pricing research ask respondents to evaluate multiple pricing scenarios. Likely respondents can allow some carry-over to occur from one…”
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An atheistic argument from the quantity of evil in the world by CHRZAN, K

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Comment on Langtry's ‘God, evil and probability’ by Chrzan, Keith

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When is gratuitous evil really gratuitous? by Chrzan, Keith

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Plantinga on atheistic induction by Chrzan, Keith

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Perishability, the actual world, and the non-existence of God by Chrzan, Keith

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God and Gratuitous Evil: A Reply to Yandell by Chrzan, Keith

“…In his recent paper ‘Gratuitous Evil and Divine Existence’. Keith Yandell declares the deductive argument from evil solved. He notes, however, that what…”
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Plantinga and Probabilistic Atheism by Chrzan, Keith

“…The heart of Alvin Plantinga's revised defense in "The Probabilistic Argument from Evil" is attacked, exposing subtle fallacies at two pivotal points in…”
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