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Axioms of Conjointness

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Axioms of conjointness postulate that attributes that cannot be measured empirically (for example, loudness, intelligence, or hunger) can be measured by observing the way their component dimensions change in relation to each other.

(Hosch, 2011 , p. 227-228)

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