CHAPTER 2: W4 CONSUMER MOTIVATION Flashcards
What are the forces that drive people
to buy and use products (or not to
buy/use)? (4)
- emotional response
- values
- priorities
- beliefs
- it is the processes that lead people to
behave as they do. It occurs when a need
arises that a consumer wishes to satisfy.
MOTIVATION
- is an internal state that drives people
to identify and buy products or services that
fulfill conscious and unconscious needs or
desires.
MOTIVATION
- needs and goals change and grow in
response to an individual’s physical condition,
environment, interaction w/ others, and
experiences.
Dynamics of
Motivation
As individual attain their goals, they develop new one.The Motivational
Process
Motivational process
The motivational process (6)
tension
motivational strength
motivational direction
behavior
want
goal
_____________ if they do not attain their goals, they develop substitute goals.
Motivation
are used when a consumer cannot attain specific goals, he/she anticipates what will satisfy a need due to a lack of money, ability, desire or accessibility.
- needs are never fully satisfied because humans constantly have needs. EX. hunger
-new needs emerge as old needs are satisfied (hierarchy of needs)
-people who achieve their goals set new and higher goals for themselves.
Substitute goals
Classifying Consumer Needs (3)
- Henry Murray’s
NEED Dimension - Specific Needs
and Buying Behavior - Maslow’s
Hierarchy of Needs
Autonomy: Being independent
Defendance: Defending the self against criticism.
Play: Engaging in pleasurable activities
Henry Murray’s NEED
Dimension
__________________________
Need for achievement: To attain personal accomplishment.
Need for affiliation: To be in the company of others.
Need for power: To control one’s environment.
Need for uniqueness: To assert one’s individual identity.
Specific Needs and Buying
Behavior
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs (5)
physiological
safety
love/belonging
esteem
self-actualization
a model for
understanding the
motivations for
human behavior.
It maps different
motivations onto a
pyramid, with each
level representing a
different human need.
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs