Introduction to Conjoint Experiments Workshop

About

This course offers an applied introduction to Choice-Based Conjoint, along with hands-on experience in lab sessions

Course leader

Alberto Stefanelli is a FWO PhD Fellow at the Institute for Social and Political Opinion Research at KU Leuven and a Visiting Researcher at the Department of Political Science at Yale University and at the Department of Sociology at New York University. His research interests include radicalism, voting behaviour, democratic erosion, and political methodology. Methods-wise, he is particularly interested in graphical causal models, standardisation techniques and matching algorithms, text analysis, experimental and semi-experimental design, and machine and deep learning

Target group

Social science researchers

Course aim

- Provide you with a basic understanding of the structure, logical underpinnings, basic notions, and analytical goals of conjoint analysis.
- Identify areas of application where conjoint analysis could be successfully implemented.
- Critically evaluate conjoint experiment applications and understand the advantages/disadvantages compared to more traditional methods.
- To understand and be able to apply different techniques to analyse conjoint experiments.
- Be able to easily visualise the result of a conjoint experiment.
- Prepare you for more advanced conjoint (and factorial experiments) courses or workshops

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