Split Second Research announces its new IMPRESS Platform for the creation and instant analysis of implicit reaction time tests. Ask us to create your test for you OR do it yourself – and get the results of your market research in 48 hours. The IMPRESS platform is used for creatingRead More

Dr Implicit gave a sprightly performance at the Shopper Brain Conference in Amsterdam recently. The focus was on how in-store promotions can often adversely affect a brand and which offers can promote volume and frequency. A promo can have a long-term effect on a brand’s health, especially its brand equity.Read More

Split Second Research’s IMPULSE test is an implicit test for analysing audio-visual content, such as TV adverts, radio adverts, movie trailers, programme excerpts, online videos, promotional videos, training videos, political speeches, and so on. It provides a moment-to-moment analysis of emotional reactions to the content. IMPULSE can read up toRead More

Dr. Eamon Fulcher presented at the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore in May. The focus of his talk was on future developments in neuromarketing and new implicit reaction time techniques.

How it works This post also answers the related questions and issues that we are often asked: 10 reasons for using an implicit reaction test (IRT). 10 reasons for using an implicit association test (IAT) in consumer research. 10 reasons not to solely rely on a traditional survey. Traditional surveys don’tRead More

Implicit Gender Bias Test Split Second Research sponsors the Dads4Daughters campaign in collaboration with Blinc Partnership and St Paul’s Girls’ School. Take the Dads4Daughters Test – How gender biased are you? Click the logo below to take the implicit gender bias test: The test has been featured in: Reuters The MetroRead More

Interview in Milan

Comparison of two Implicit Association Tests Affective Priming versus Implicit Association test One criticism of the IAT is that it may merely tap ‘extrapersonal associations’ – it may be a measure of culturally shared assumptions rather than personal attitudes. For example, this would argue that an IAT that detects myRead More

Implicit reaction time tests, whether based on the implicit association test (the IAT) or on affective priming are on the rise in the world of market research. Implicit reaction time tests hold the promise to unlock deep seated consumer attitudes. Using the analogy of an archaeological dig (as a colleagueRead More

Use our Product Index of Engagement (PIE) to compute the power of your packaging. Find out how easy your packaging is to find on shelf. Find out whether it stands out from the crowd. Discover the effectiveness of each part of your product’s packaging in terms of grabbing attention and triggering aRead More

Use our Product Index of Engagement (PIE) to compute the power of your packaging. Find out how easy your packaging is to find on shelf. Find out whether it stands out from the crowd. Discover the effectiveness of each part of your product’s packaging in terms of grabbing attention and triggering aRead More

Impress is our survey framework for all of our implicit market research tests. It can be used for: Brand Equity Brand Positioning Brand Tracking Advertising Evaluation TV adverts Radio adverts Print adverts Political speeches Marketing videos Websites Other marketing materials (e.g., out of home) Packaging New pack designs Comparing packagingRead More

Now you can create your own implicit reaction time tests from the comfort of your office desk. Create your test within minutes, using our unique online interface: Upload images of the brands (packages, logos, and so on) you want to test and select your attributes from a list, and putRead More