Perception of Value Through the Laddering Technique: Analysis of the Average Pickup Truck Customers
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5585/remark.v10i1.2178Keywords:
Laddering, Attributes, Consequences, Perceived Value.Abstract
The objective of the article is to identify the perceived value of average consumers of pickup trucks. We conducted exploratory, qualitative research with consumers located in the Greater Porto Alegre-RS. We used laddering as a technique for collecting and analyzing data. The survey sample consisted of 13 respondents, this number being determined through theoretical saturation of the responses, with the identification of complete value chains. Data analysis was divided into four key steps: (a) compile data on individual attributes, consequences and values, (b) drafting table ladders, (c) creation of the matrix of commitment and hierarchical map of values and (d) definition of prevailing perceptions and the relationship that creates the perceived value of average consumers of pickup trucks.
<br> Doi:10.5585/Remark.V10i1.2178