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EFFECTS OF PERSONALIZED RECOMMENDATIONS VERSUS AGGREGATE RATINGS ON POST-CONSUMPTION PREFERENCE RESPONSES
Gediminas Adomavicius
, Jesse C. Bockstedt
,
Shawn P. Curley
, Jingjing Zhang
Information and Decision Sciences
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Personalized Recommendation
100%
Product Rating
100%
Post-consumption
100%
Aggregate Ratings
100%
Consumption Preference
100%
Preference Rating
60%
Post-experience
40%
Product Type
40%
Average Rating
40%
Experience Preference
40%
Decision Aid
20%
Retailers
20%
Psychological Mechanisms
20%
Recommender Systems
20%
Online Retailer
20%
Signal Quality
20%
State Preferences
20%
Common Products
20%
Consumer Ratings
20%
Rating Format
20%
Product Quality Information
20%
Judgment Bias
20%
Rating Recommendation
20%
Aggregate Product
20%
Social Sciences
Contingent Valuation
100%
Consumer Affect
100%
Laboratory Experiment
100%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Revealed Preferences
100%
Psychology
Decision Aid
100%
Food Science
Product Quality
100%