Ch 4 Flashcards

1
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Laith is an avid mountain biker. Lately he’s had trouble with his bike’s gear shift and brakes, which he has had repaired several times over the years—perhaps it is time to start looking for a new bike. Laith is in what stage of the consumer decision-making process?

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problem recognition

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Dissonance is less likely to occur in important decisions where the consumer must choose among close alternatives.

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false

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3
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Behavioral learning theories are based on internal psychological processes such as motivation and thinking.

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false

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4
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Which of the following statements is true of the consideration set?

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It is the exact number of the evoked set.

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5
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Which of the following statements about the psychoanalytical theory is true?

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It is used to determine the consumer’s purchase motivations.

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6
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A consumer always makes his or her purchase decisions in isolation. No external factor influences a consumer’s decision-making process.

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false

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7
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Daphne cannot find the laundry detergent to which she is loyal, which disrupted her routine purchase behavior. Which source of problem recognition is Daphne experiencing?

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out of stock

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8
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Behavioral learning theories are based on the stimulus-response orientation.

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true

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9
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In the selective perception process, which stage occurs after selective attention?

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selective comprehension

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10
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Laith follows an Olympic mountain biker on Instagram. The Olympian has been riding the same brand of mountain bike for many years. Every time Laith reviews his research on this big purchase, he pushes aside the research for brands other than the bike he sees posted on Instagram. Laith is demonstrating behavior following

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an affect-referral decision rule.

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11
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Laura had a new baby and is shopping for a minivan to accommodate her larger family. Which of the following sources of problem recognition is Laura experiencing?

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new needs/wants

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12
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Bliss Automobiles is a Texas-based luxury car manufacturer. Typically, it is never affected by economic downturns because its customers are highly image conscious. Which level of the hierarchy of needs are Bliss’s customers illustrating?

A

esteem

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13
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At the age of 55, Ron feels lonely and wishes he had more friends. Ron is experiencing a need at which level of the hierarchy of needs?

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social need

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14
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According to the family decision-making process, a mother who decides that she needs a new car is referred to as the

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initiator.

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15
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Laith has been looking at all the options for purchasing a new or used mountain bike. Now he cannot remember all the information he has read, seen, and reviewed, although he understood it clearly. What stage is Laith experiencing in the selective perception process?

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selective retention

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16
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Consumer behavior can be defined as the process and activities people engage in when searching for, selecting, purchasing, using, evaluating, and disposing of products and services so as to satisfy their needs and desires.

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true

17
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Operant conditioning is also called

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instrumental conditioning.

18
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Innovation Marketers is helping Blueberry Designs launch a new line into a different consumer market. They will use techniques including gathering information on the social, cultural, and environmental influences on consumer behavior. Information collection using individual interviews is a

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qualitative methodology.

19
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Plum, a manufacturer of baby products, came up with an attractive jingle for its advertisement. The jingle gained popularity among its audience due to its catchy tune and simple lyrics. Which of the following helps viewers remember and recognize Plum’s ad?

A

mnemonics

20
Q

Gilbert is dissatisfied with his phone because it has a very short battery life. He realizes that he needs a phone that has a longer battery life. Gilbert is in the ________ stage of the consumer decision-making process.

A

problem recognition

21
Q

According to classical conditioning, which of the following factors is considered important for learning to occur through the associative process?

A

repetition