Neuromarketing y las preferencias del consumidor desde web of science: Análisis bibliométrico

Neuromarketing has gained relevance as a tool for understanding consumer behavior and preferences. This article examines the scientific production related to neuromarketing and consumer preferences through a bibliometric analysis of 554 records retrieved from the Web of Science database. Using R-Studio and bibliometrix v.4.1.4, most cited papers, frequent keywords and scientific impact metrics were examined. In addition, co-citation networks and thematic groupings were explored. The results highlight factors such as absolute and relative impact of neuromarketing studies, evidencing a bibliometric approach that connects science, innovation and strategic management. Keywords evolve around terms such as “cognition”, ‘emotion’ and “decision making”, reflecting a growth in the interdisciplinarity of the field. Cocitation networks reveal crucial nodes and patterns, providing a comprehensive view of research trends and priorities in neuromarketing.

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Impulso Revista de Administración
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2025-04-03
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https://doi.org/10.59659/impulso.v.5i10.104
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Business, Innovation, and Economy
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Neuromarketing y las preferencias del consumidor desde web of science: Análisis bibliométrico

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Neuromarketing has gained relevance as a tool for understanding consumer behavior and preferences. This article examines the scientific production related to neuromarketing and consumer preferences through a bibliometric analysis of 554 records retrieved from the Web of Science database. Using R-Studio and bibliometrix v.4.1.4, most cited papers, frequent keywords and scientific impact metrics were examined. In addition, co-citation networks and thematic groupings were explored. The results highlight factors such as absolute and relative impact of neuromarketing studies, evidencing a bibliometric approach that connects science, innovation and strategic management. Keywords evolve around terms such as “cognition”, ‘emotion’ and “decision making”, reflecting a growth in the interdisciplinarity of the field. Cocitation networks reveal crucial nodes and patterns, providing a comprehensive view of research trends and priorities in neuromarketing.

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Neuromarketing y las preferencias del consumidor desde web of science: Análisis bibliométrico — Keila Soledad Macedo Inca, Guillermo Romaní Pillpe, et al. · Impulso Revista de Administración (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS