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1.4 Consumer psychological method: Can scientific research method predict Disney visitors behavior ? Using scientific research methods to predict Disney consumption behavior phenomena in this field, some experts had attempted to do research in predictive validity to evaluate whether a measure of scientific achievement to consumer behavior. There are three groups thought to have varying knowledge of and ability to predict consumer behavior are academics, marketing practitioners and consumers in general. Academic groups use their scientific knowledge of consumer behavior as a basic for such activities as teaching, consulting for corporations, and testifying in legal and regulatory proceedings. In contrast, marketing practitioners are likely to be as familiar with this scientific literature. However, practitioners gain expertise through their experience. This expertise might help them to make accurate predictions of consumer behavior. Finally, when few studies on consumer behavior reach the general public, consumer's personal experiences should help them to predict certain aspects of customer behavior. So, it seems that whether Disney ought choose to do consumer behavioral psychological method to predict consumer behavior, such as personal experiences ( psychological feeling) method is more accurate than to scientific method, such as marketing research method. In this discussion, I shall imply two hypotheses about why Disney experts ought measure consumer behavior by behavioral psychological method predictions more than scientistic method, such as marketing research method . The first hypothesis, experts can make more accurate predictions than novices as well as the second hypothesis, academics can make more accurate predictions them practitioners. Thus, these hypotheses bring the questions and asked the subjects to predict whether each hypothesis tended to be true or false. For example, whether the more frequently an adolescent interacts with peers about consumption matters is the greater the tendency to use peer preferences in evaluating products? ( Moschis & Moore, 1979). Will a person be more satisfied with their recently purchased car if the car met or exceeded whose expectations? ( Westbrook 1980). Hence, using behavioral psychological prediction method , it will ask these these questions to gather the data to attempt to analyze what factors can influence whose satisfied feeling during who play any Disney entertainment facilties. These survey questions can include: Will a disney visitor feel more satisfied to play any Disney entertainment facilities with who recently visited Disney if the Disney entertainment facilities met or exceed whose expectation? Whether the more frequently Disney entertainment facilities a player with whose friends who have more satisfied feeling to play any Disney entertainment facilities to compare the less frequently Disney entertainment facilities another player alone or no any friend? A long term survey research indicated that a consumer reserch result for the practitioner group, who worked with marketing problems, but who were unlikely to be familiar with scientific research on consumer behavior. For example, systematic sampling was used to select 100 practitioners from the 1984 year American Marketing Assocication Membership Directory ( academic addresses were excluded), a self addresses envelope was enclosed in the original mailings, and two postcard reminders were sent. Replies were received from 20 academics and 13 practitioners.

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