Exam 1 Flashcards

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What is Consumer Behavior?

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The study of the processes involved when individuals or groups select, purchase, use, or dispose of products, services, ideas, or experiences to satisfy needs and wants.

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2
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Consumer Behavior is…

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an ongoing process

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3
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What makes up and influences a consumer?

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  1. demographics
  2. cultures and sub cultures
  3. consumption communities
    (these all inform market segmentation strategies)
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4
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The consumption process

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  1. prepurchase
  2. purchase
  3. post purchase
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5
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consumer def

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the person who identities a need or a desire, makes a purchase, and disposes of the product

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6
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Why is Market Segmentation Important?

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marketer can only satisfy needs to the extent that they understand the people or organization that will use the product or service

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How can you segment the market?

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  1. by use
  2. by demographics
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8
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relationship marketing

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when the company makes and effort to interact with customers on a regular basis so customers have a reason to maintain a bond with the company overtime.

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9
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database marketing

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tracks buying habits, then creates products and messages tailored to wants/needs

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10
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Marketing Impacts Customers - the Role Theory!

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Role theory - much of consumer behavior resembles actions in a play

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11
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Relationships with Products

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  1. self concept attachment
  2. nostalgic attachment
  3. Interdependence
  4. Love
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12
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Positivism (2 perspectives)

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there’s an objective truth science can discover

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13
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interpretivism (2 perspectives)

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the importance of symbolic, and subjective experience, we construct our own meanings based on experience

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14
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Consumer Culture Theory (CCT)

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  1. it looks at consumption from a social and cultural point of view
  2. how culture affects identity, social interactions, social affiliations and how consumers behave in the market place.
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15
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need vs. want

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need is a basic biological motive
wants represent one way that society has taught us to satisfy that need

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16
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Materialism: Provenance v. Curation

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Prov: pay more for an item when we know where it comes from
cur: use of an expert who chooses pieces to include in collection of products

17
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three options when dissatisfied with a product

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  1. voice response
  2. private response
  3. 3rd party response
17
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what is market access?

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a consumers ability to find and purchase goods and services

18
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JFK’s Declaration of Consumer Rights

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  1. right to safety
  2. right to be informed
  3. right to redress
  4. right to choice
18
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Transformative Consumer Research

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promotes research projects that include the goal of helping people or bringing some type of social change

18
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sensation def

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the immediate response of our sensory receptors to basic stimuli

19
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perception def

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the process by which individuals select, organize, and interpret these sensations

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