Stated choice experiments are a preeminent method for researchers and practitioners who
seek to examine the behavior of consumers. However, the extent to which these …

The extent to which Stated Choice (SC) experiments suffer from hypothetical bias continues
to be a controversial topic in the literature. This research provides further evidence in this …

Constructing stated-preference (sp) experiments from a choice that the respondent made in
a revealed-preference setting can enhance the realism of the sp task and the efficacy of …

One typical aim of choice experiment designs is utility balance, that is, the alternatives
defined within each choice set should have similar choice probabilities; otherwise, choice is …

This paper discusses the estimation of choice models on pivot-style stated choice data sets
that include a reference alternative that corresponds to a recent trip by a respondent. With …

Stated choice surveys have been used for several decades to estimate preferences of
agents using choice models, and are widely applied in the transportation domain. Different …

Stated choice experiments have a long history in both academia and practice. Originally
designed to empirically test a range of economic theories, such as the existence of …

Stated choice surveys are used extensively in the study of choice behaviour across many
different areas of research, notably in transport. One of their main characteristics in …

Recently emerging in the stated preference literature as methods for better representing
behaviour are choice certainty calibration and alternative acceptability. This paper finds that …

Stated choice experiments are often used in transportation studies for estimating and
forecasting behaviour of travellers, road authorities, etc. Underlying all stated choice studies …