Title of article
Modern-day perception of historic footwear and its links to preference
Author/Authors
Kim F. Pearce & Shirley Y. Coleman، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2008
Pages
18
From page
161
To page
178
Abstract
The importance of emotion in consumer preference is explored in the subject of Kansei
Engineering. The Kansei methodology has been successfully adopted by many large companies in recent
years. Currently, a European Union Fifth framework project called ‘Kensys’ (Kansei Engineering System)
is being implemented to look at the application of Kansei engineering in the field of footwear. The Kensys
project is being conducted in collaboration with several SMEs and this paper reports a study that has been
carried out with one of the SMEs who designs and makes reproduction historic and specialist footwear. In
addition, respondent views on ‘real’ products from history and reproduction footwear are compared. We
report on the views of respondents in general and look at gender differences, the comparison of non-experts’
views versus experts’ views and we also look at differences due to age. The study was carried out in the
UK and in Spain. The views in both counties are compared
Keywords
Kansei engineering , Emotional response , design
Journal title
JOURNAL OF APPLIED STATISTICS
Serial Year
2008
Journal title
JOURNAL OF APPLIED STATISTICS
Record number
712187
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