Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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Reference Group (my coastie girls!!!!)

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  • Have significant relevance for consumer
  • Impact on consumers evaluations, aspirations and behavior
  • Consumers become members of many groups that either meet physically, or meet in cyberspace
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2
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Group Influence (maybe sorority like?)

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Ways in which group members influence attitudes, opinions and behaviors of others within the group

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3
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Primary

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frequent, direct contact with eachother

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4
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Secondary

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much less interaction then primary

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5
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Formal

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where you can become a member

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6
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informal

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no application requirements

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7
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aspirational

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they desire to become a member!!

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8
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Dissociative

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I dont want to be part of that group……..

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9
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Conformity

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person yields to the attitudes and behaviors of other consumers

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10
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peer pressure

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pressure an individual feels to behave in accordance with group expectations
—–consumers sometime succumb to group pressures that encourage counter productive behaviors

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11
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Referent Power

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joining a peace group!! Circus idk

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12
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Legitimate Power (agreements)

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you can increase membership fees yea!!

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13
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Expert Power

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knowledgeable and seek info. from important groups

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14
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Reward Power

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Weight loss clubs giving out prizes for weight loss goals

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15
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Coercive Power

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You are out of here for breaking a code of conduct!!!

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16
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Informational Influence (PTA)

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ways consumers use behaviors and attitudes of reference groups as information

17
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Utilitarian influence (Defensive driving)

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when consumers conform to group expectations to receive a reward or avoid punishment….they do it for a reason!

18
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Value expressiveness influence (bible study)

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consumers actually internalize a group’s values

19
Q

Both utilitarian and hedonic value can be derived from….

A

SOCIAL MEDIA

20
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Social Buying

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consumer buying behavior that takes place on social networking sites

21
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social couponing (so guilty of this!!!) Victoria secrets….

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type of buying where consumers receive a coupon or deal by joining a special social networking site.

22
Q

negative WOM creates more damage than..

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Positive WOM

23
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responding to negative WOM

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is SO important.

24
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Guerrilla marketing

A

marketing of a product using unconventional means

Extreme

25
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viral marketing

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using online technologies to facilitate WOM

26
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stealth marketing

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consumers are completely unaware they are being market to
SHILLING
INFILITRATING

27
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Opinion Leaders

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consumers who have great influence on the behaviors of others

28
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Market Maven

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consumer who spreads information about all types of products and services

29
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Surrogate Consumer (personal shopper)

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consumers who is hired by another to provide input onto a purchase decision.

30
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Family Household

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Nuclear & Extended

31
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Emerging Family trends include

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Nontraditional housebold arrangements
blended families
single parent households

32
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Influencer

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provides ino. about a potentinal purchase to others

33
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Gate keeper

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controls info flow into the household

34
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User

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actual user of the product

35
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Decision maker

A

makes final choice regarding product purchase

36
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purchaser

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actually buys the product

37
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Sex Role Orientation (SRO) —like my family is extremely family oriented.

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a family’s set of beliefs that influences the way household decisions are made

38
Q

Kid Power

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Children in the ages of 8-12 greatly influence household purchases

39
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Consumer socialization (my moms shopping behavior on mine)

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Process in which young consumers develop attitudes and learn skills that help them function in the market place