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    • Heterogeneity in decision processes: Embedding extremeness aversion, risk attitude and perceptual conditioning in multiple heuristics choice making 

      Hensher, David A.; Balbontin, Camila; Collins, Andrew T.
      Published 2017-02-01
      There is an increasing interest, in the discrete choice modelling literature, in alternative behavioural paradigms that represent ways in which individuals make choices when faced with a choice set of alternatives, under ...
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    • An evaluation of TravelSmart tools for travel behaviour change 

      Zhang, Yun; Stopher, Peter; Halling, Belinda
      Published 2010-10-01
      Between 2005 and 2006, a TravelSmart project was introduced in targeted suburbs within metropolitan Adelaide, South Australia. A component of the project was to provide participants with tools to assist them to change their ...
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    • Sample Size Requirements For Measuring a Change in Behaviour 

      Stopher, Peter R; Greaves, Stephen P
      Published 2004-08-01
      Before and after surveys are designed to detect a change in travel-behaviour following an intervention policy, such as a travel-modification program. Longitudinal panel surveys are the preferred method for detecting such ...
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    • The Design of Stated Choice Experiments: The State of Practice and Future Challenges 

      Rose, John M; Bliemer, Michiel CJ
      Published 2004-03-01
      Since the work of Louviere and Woodworth (1983) and Louviere and Hensher (1983), stated choice (SC) methods have become the dominant data paradigm in the study of behavioural responses of individuals and households as well ...
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    • Simulated Household Travel Survey Data: Synthetic Data in Australia 

      Stopher, Peter; Rose, John; Bullock, Philip
      Published 2002-08-01
      method has been developed to synthesize household travel survey data from a combination of Census and national transport survey data sources. The procedure, described in other papers, involves creating distributions of ...
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