ELM & Message Design Flashcards

1
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Peter Drucker (1909 - 2005)

A

A product is not quality because it is hard to make and
costs a lot of money, as manufacturers typically believe.
This is incompetence. Customers pay only for what is of
use to them and gives them value. Nothing else
constitutes quality.

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2
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Human needs

A
Biogenic needs
- Food, water, warmth, shelter, sleep, sex
Psychogenic needs
- Being appreciated
- Being important
- Control and predictability
- Cultural values
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3
Q

Who came up with List of Values (LOV)

A

Milton Rokeach

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4
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How are basic human psychogenic needs

manifest in the marketplace?

A
  1. Need for control/power
  2. Need for affiliation
  3. Need for uniqueness
  4. Need for predictability
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5
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Two important types of values are used in marketing messages

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Terminal Values: The desired end-state
- A comfortable life, adventure, self-respect, freedom,
affirmation, love

Instrumental Values: The values necessary to
achieve the desired end-state
- Ambitious, hard-working, creative, kind, independent, risk seeking, productive

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6
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What is Means End Chains

A

Research technique

“laddering” technique

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7
Q

What is the goal of Means End Chains

A

to identify deep motivational force

behind consumer’s value of attributes

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8
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What are 3 possible reactions to Fear Appeals:

A

Action or Denial or Reactance

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9
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What are 3 possible Aspirational Appeals

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  • Information: What is possible?
  • Motivation: A person who looks like me (loosely!) is achieving this.
  • People see themselves in a highly optimistic light.
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10
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When is Aspirational Appeals important

A

This analysis is especially important when

products enter new global markets…

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11
Q

What is Consumer Involvement?

A

The motivation to process product related
information

Differs based on

  • Product category
  • Individual tastes/
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12
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Two distinct routes to persuasion based on

the recipient’s current involvement?

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  • CENTRAL

- PERIPHERAL

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13
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Elaboration Likelihood Model

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Two distinct routes to persuasion based on
the recipient’s current involvement
- CENTRAL à High Involvement
- PERIPHERAL à Low Involvement

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14
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Use experts in —- involvement media

A

High

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15
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Use “affective” endorsers in — involvement

media

A

Low

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16
Q

Examples of central media?

A

Brochure, website, sales rep, infomercial

17
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Examples of Peripheral media?

A

Newspaper/mag ad, TV commercial, radio,

billboard, car wrap, stadium banner