Cognitive Maps of Retail Locations: An Investigation of Some Basic Issues
Basic issues in the conceptualization and measurement of cognitive maps are discussed and explored with the aid of an empirical study. Results indicate several advantages for using cognitive measures to describe the physical separation of retail locations.
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| description | Basic issues in the conceptualization and measurement of cognitive maps are discussed and explored with the aid of an empirical study. Results indicate several advantages for using cognitive measures to describe the physical separation of retail locations. |
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