Exposure, Attention, Perception Flashcards

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List the 4 elements of the perceptual process

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  1. Sensory inputs
  2. Exposure
  3. Attention
  4. Perception
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What is the name of the process where a consumer comes into physical contact with a stimulus?

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Exposure

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List some ways to get exposure

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  1. Advertisements
  2. In store → shelf space, POP displays, end caps
  3. Freebies
  4. Product placement (in movies, music, etc)
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4
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Which process involves devoting cognitive resources to a stimulus?

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Attention

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5
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List the 3 properties of attention

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  1. Selective
  2. Limited
  3. Capable of being divided
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In order to get consumers’ attention, make the stimulus:

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  1. Personally relevant
  2. Pleasant
  3. Surprising
  4. Easy to process
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7
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What is it called when consumers become desensitized to sensual stimuli?

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Adaptation

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8
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Define Weber’s Law

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The higher the initial level of an attribute, the greater the amount that attribute must be changed before people will notice the change

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9
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List the two types of taste tests

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  1. Discrimination

2. Preference

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10
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How many tastes are needed in a discrimination test?

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3

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Which type of perceptual map is more effective? Similarity or attribute-based?

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Attribute-based

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