What occurs in the Multiple Stimulus with Replacement procedure?

In the Multiple Stimulus with Replacement procedure, when a participant selects an item during the trial, that chosen item remains in the array, while the other items are replaced with new options. This allows the participant to have the opportunity to choose the previously selected item again in subsequent trials. This method is particularly useful for preference assessments as it helps identify items that are highly preferred and ensures that participants can express their preferences more clearly across multiple trials. By keeping the chosen item in the array, it maintains the context of familiarity and allows for observation of consistent choice patterns over time.