Conditioning & Association

By pairing a product with a specific stimulus, the product will, through conditioning, become emotionally associated with the characteristics of the stimulus.

E.g. Showing customers an image of a car in the context of a lovely pastoral scene will cause a conditioned emotional response to the car consistent with the positive emotional response to the scene. The more often you repeat this, the stronger the conditioned emotional response will become.

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Citation: Conditioning and Association – Human Factors International (HFI) PET Technique

 

 

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