Conjoint Analysis is a research technique used to measure the trade-offs people make in choosing between products and service providers. It is also used to predict their choices for future products and services. Conjoint Analysis assumes that a product can be “broken down” into its component attributes. For example, a car has attributes such as colour, price, size, miles-per-gallon, and model style. Using Conjoint Analysis, the value that individuals place on any product is equivalent to the sum of the utility they derive from all the attributes making up a product. Further, it assumes that the preference for a product and the likely hood to purchase it is in proportion to the utility an individual gains from the product.
There are three phases in the analysis of conjoint data: collection of trade-off data through a questionnaire, statistical analysis of the data, and market simulation.
To Excute Conjoint Analysis on SPSS,
Step 1: Open Syntax at SPSS
Step 2: Coding for required output
conjoint plan = 'plan.sav' ( Name of the Data file stored)
/data = 'dataspss.sav'
/scores = card_1 to card_27
/subject = name
/factors = looks inte finance fambkg occ edu socbhv hhsks exp rel
/plot all. ( All the factors that will determine or predict product in future)
Step 3: run
Step 4: Analysis of Data.
How to Analysis Data of Conjoint Output:
1. The Sum of Highest and the Lowest reading in the output is calculated and depending of the range of the sum value a prediction could be made.
2. Higher the Value for any Factor larger the weight given for the same.
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