Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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When you are shopping at the grocery store, you may choose a particular brand of orange juice because that is what you grew up drinking. Choosing that brand of juice is an example of satisfying a Blank______.

A

want

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2
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_____ are the basic forces that motivate a person to do something.

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needs

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3
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Needs that are learned during a person’s life are called ______.

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wants

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4
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the general behavioral principles that marketing managers can use to better understand a specific target market are called _____.

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frameworks

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5
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the basic forces that motivate people to do something are called ______, while those that are “learned” during a person’s life are called _____.

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needs, wants

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6
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What internal force influences a person to make a purchase in order to take care of a need?

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Drive

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7
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needs related to protection and physical well-being are called ______ needs.

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safety

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8
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list some examples of social needs

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love, friendship, esteem

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9
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societal needs are concerned with

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a person’s desire to see the needs of others fulfilled, and a person’s desire to see the needs of the natural world fulfilled.

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10
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a ______ is a strong stimulus that encourages action to reduce a need.

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drive

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11
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when we notice only information that interests us we are using which selective process?

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selective exposure

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12
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which of the following is an example of a personal need? the need to eat, the need to feel loved, the need to feel safe, or the need for accomplishment.

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the need for accomplishment

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13
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needs related to protection and physical well-being are called ______ needs.

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safety

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14
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Connor is interested in buying a new car. During a recent road trip, he notices billboards that have car advertisements, but ignores all other billboard ads. He is using a process known as _________ _________.

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selective exposure

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15
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______ is a change in a person’s thought process caused by prior experience.

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learning

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16
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When people accept only information that agrees with their previously learned attitudes and beliefs, they are using a process known as _______.

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selective perception

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17
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consumer behavior is usually ________.

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learned

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18
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When we notice only information that interests us we are using which selective process?

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selective exposure

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19
Q

Which stage of the learning process can lead to the development of a habit?

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Reinforcement

20
Q

a person’s views towards things that reflect a like or dislike are called _______.

A

attitudes

21
Q

consumer _______ may result from things marketers do or from other stimuli.

A

consumer learning

22
Q

individuals choose a specific response based on ________.

A

cues

23
Q

during the learning process, when a response leads to satisfaction or a reduction in drive, _______ is said to be taking place.

A

reinforcement

24
Q

When a person has a first experience riding a roller coaster and becomes ill, a decision to ride a roller coaster in the future is not likely. This is an example of ________.

A

learning

25
Q

a television ad portraying an inanimate doll dancing on its own, leading children to expect the doll to be able to dance, could be a ______ ______.

A

ethical issue

26
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a person’s opinion that is not necessarily action-oriented is called a(n) _______.

A

belief

27
Q

the level of confidence consumers have in a brand is known as ______.

A

trust

28
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firms have an advantage when consumers trust the ______.

A

brand

29
Q

Inaccurate customer beliefs that arise from a marketer’s efforts raise questions about the marketer’s _____.

A

ethics

30
Q

psychographics is the study of _______.

A

a person’s day-to-day pattern of living

31
Q

the correct order and steps in the consumer decision process are ______.

A

need awareness, problem solving purchase decision, and experience after the purchase.

32
Q

the consumer decision process starts with ______.

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recognizing an unmet need

33
Q

what are the source basic problem-solving steps a consumer may go through to satisfy a need?

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set criteria, identify alternatives, information search, and evaluate alternatives.

34
Q

Psychographics analyze a person’s day-to-day patterns of living expressed in terms of AIOs, which stands for ________.

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activities, interests, and opinions.

35
Q

the four steps of consumer decision process in order are

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needs awareness, problem solving, purchase decision, experience after purchase

36
Q

the level of confidence consumers have in a brand is known as _______.

A

trust

37
Q

Jon wants to buy a new vacuum cleaner. He has talked to his sister about which model she uses and has gone online to compare different brands. He visited his local home center to test different vacuums before deciding which one he would purchase. Jon is using Blank______ problem solving as he makes this purchase.

A

extensive

38
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psychographics is the study of ________

A

a person’s day to day pattern of living.

39
Q

When consumers have some previous experience with a product and are willing to put some effort into the purchase, they are like to use _______ problem solving to make a buying decision.

A

limited

40
Q

which of the following can have an impact on how much effort is put into the buying decisions? 1. experience after the purchase, 2. social influences, 3. psychological variables, 4. purchase situation, 5. economic need

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all except the experience after the purchase

41
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routinized response behavior is employed when a consumer ________.

A

regularly purchases the product.

42
Q

extensive problem solving would likely be used to purchase a product _______.

A

that is completely new

43
Q

routinized response behavior happens with _____ involvement purchases.

A

low

44
Q

Greg is the first in line whenever the new smartphone is introduced because he always buys the newest phone on the market. This is an example of _______.

A

routinized response behavior

45
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When consumers have some previous experience with a product and are willing to put some effort into the purchase, they are likely to use ________ problem solving to make a buying decision.

A

limited

46
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Organizational buying processes include a straight rebuy, a modified rebuy, and a ______ ________ buy.

A

new task buy

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