This multi-method survey consisted on a combination of user's willingness to change, stated tolerance and contingent valuation experiments.
Belopolsky et al. used exactly the same spatial cuing paradigm as Folk et al. (1992), but instead of keeping the target fixed over a whole block of trials (as is done in the original contingent capture experiments), observers had to adopt a top-down set before the start of each trial.
We conduct a double-bounded dichotomous choice contingent valuation experiment with a random sample of 260 small-scale firms in the region around Hyderabad.
In this paper, this approach is illustrated in the context of a survey regarding alternative management strategies for a forest area in Central Portugal by implementing a contingent valuation experiment where an advanced landscape visualisation technique is employed to generate the visual information conveyed in the valuation scenarios.
Ryan and San Miguel extended the work of Shiell et al by examining completeness in the context of a contingent valuation experiment [ 11].
Spinalized rats also failed to learn if the spinal cord was anesthetized with lidocaine during exposure to response-contingent shock (Experiment 2).
A contingent-evaluation experiment carried out on various farm types and crops in six regions of Madagascar demonstrated that the increase of 1% in the probability to participate to contract farming has a direct effect on farmers' income of more than 0.5% (Bellemare 2012).
Contingent valuation, choice experiments, and other stated preference methods are frequently used to capture the nonmarket valuation of natural resources and ecosystem services.
Using this method, many samples can easily be tested per experiment, contingent on the availability of genomic DNA samples of minimal quality and quantity.
It is possible that the differential response found in the contingent condition of Experiment 2 could also be explained in relation to the multisensory cues provided.
