Orthogonal Design (Conjoint Analysis)

When each item is paired with other items the same number of times. This allows researchers to determine the effects of the individual factors being tested and any two-factor interactions that may occur while presenting respondents with the smallest number of potential combinations. Market researchers have used these designs in conjoint analysis and MaxDiff to construct the array of hypothetical products and services that combine the different attributes and factors being tested.

Example: Why you need to know about conjoint

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