Retrospective Self-Insight on Factors Considered in Product Evaluation

Abstract

The accuracy of women's reports about the cutoffs and the number of factors used when evaluating birth-control devices was tested. The results indicate that memories for these aspects of the judgments were fairly accurate, and that cutoffs were popular when subjects made hasty judgments and imagined an imminent commitment.

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