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Perceived Treatment Helpfulness and Cost in Chronic Pain Rehabilitation
The Clinical Journal of Pain, 2000This article examines the perceived helpfulness of treatment components in comprehensive interdisciplinary pain management programs as they relate to cost.Patient satisfaction results assessed by the Treatment Helpfulness Questionnaire (THQ) and treatment costs were compared for 309 subjects at three comprehensive interdisciplinary chronic pain ...
S L, Chapman +4 more
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The Effect of Perceived Advertising Costs on Brand Perceptions
Journal of Consumer Research, 1990How, why, and when consumers use their perceptions of advertising costs as cues to a new brand's quality-related attributes is examined. It is proposed that consumers perceive advertising costs as deviations from expectations about typical costs in the product category.
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The Costs and Benefits of Perceived Sexual Agency for Men and Women
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 2014Women are less likely than men to engage in sexually agentic behavior (e.g., initiating sexual encounters), despite the benefits associated with sexual agency (Kiefer & Sanchez, 2007). Two studies examined possible explanations, related to person perception, for gender differences in sexually agentic behavior. In Study 1, participants viewed the dating
Janell C, Fetterolf, Diana T, Sanchez
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Determinants of the Perceived Supply Chain Cost
RADS Journal of Business Management, 2020This paper aims to investigate the impact of warehousing and transport costs on the perceived supply chain cost. Besides, this paper also examines the moderating effect of perishability in the relationship between the cost of warehousing and the perceived supply chain cost and the role of transit time in the relationship between transport and the ...
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Perceived and actual costs of operating cars
Transportation, 1978The perception that drivers have of car operating costs is an important factor in determining modal split characteristics. Theoretical figures derived from discriminant analysis models suggest that drivers perceive only petrol costs, but this has not been cor roborated by detailed surveys.
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Concept of perceived value with focus on perceived costs of convenience goods
2010Many marketers (eg. M. Porter, Woodruff, Zeithaml) point out that creating superior value for consumers represents the key element in ensuring company’s market success. For each company it is important to identify which factors determine the level of perceived value of its current and potential consumers because the improvement of product /service can ...
Guszak, Irena, Pandža, Irena
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The Relationship of Environmental Exposure to its Perceived Rewards and Costs
The Journal of General Psychology, 1983It was hypothesized that environmental exposure in which adaptation may occur should relate to rated rewards and costs. Thirty-three Ss indicated their familiarity with three environments (university, mission, and military) and rated them in terms of rewards/costs. Correlations between the two sets of variables partially confirmed the hypothesis.
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Perceived Marginal Cost in Demand
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022Taegyu Hur, Jaehwan Kim, Greg M. Allenby
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Multi-dimensional analysis of perceived switching costs
Industrial Marketing Management, 2012Abstract The creation of switching costs for customers is an important aspect of strategic planning in today's competitive environment. These costs enable firms to address variations in customer preferences and competitor influence in attempting to gain their customers' loyalty.
Carmen Barroso, Araceli Picón
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Comparing the real and perceived cost of adenotonsillectomy using time‐driven activity‐based costing
The Laryngoscope, 2018ObjectiveThis study aims to measure the costs of treating obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in children with an adenotonsillectomy using time‐driven activity‐based costing (TDABC) and explore how this differs from cost estimates using traditional forms of hospital accounting.Study DesignProspective observational study.MethodsA total of 53 pediatric ...
Jonathan C, Simmonds +4 more
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