Personality, Lifestyle, And Values Flashcards

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What is personality?

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A person’s unique psychological makeup* and how it consistently influences the way a person responds to his environment

*the combination of emotional, attitudinal and behavioural response patters

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What are the theories of personality development?

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Type theory
Behavioural theories
Humanist
Psychodynamic theories
Trait theories

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What is the Freudian system?

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Personality= conflict between gratification and responsibility
Id: pleasure principle
Superego: our conscience and ego-ideal
Ego: mediates between I’d and superego ( referee)

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What are the marketing implication for the Freudian system (psychodynamic theory)

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There are unconscious motives underlying purchases
Symbolism in products to compromise id and superego
- sports car as sexual gratification
- phallic symbols
- bowling, electric train, power tools= power
- ice cream, beauty products= social acceptance

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What is the trait theory?

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Personality traits are identifiable characteristics that define a person

Traits relevant to consumer behaviour:
- innovative News
-self-consciousness
- need for cognition
-need for uniqueness

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What are the problems with trait theory?

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Prediction of product choice using traits are mixed at best
- scales are not reliable
- test broke scales used for mentally I’ll
- inappropriate testing conditions
- ad hoc instrument changes
-use of global measure to predict specific brand purchases
- overall measurement problems

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What is brand personality?

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Set of traits people attribute to product if it were a person
Brand equity
Outsourcing prod to focus on brand
Extensive consumer research goes into campaigns

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What are the different types of brand personalities

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Sincerity
Excitement
Competence
Sophistication
Ruggedess

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How do lifestyle influence consumption

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Consumption pattern reflect a person’s choice of how one spends time and money

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What is aio?

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Grouping of consumers according to their activities, interest, and opinions

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What are values?

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Belief that some condition is preferable to its opposite

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What are core values?

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Values shared within a culture

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What is enculturation

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Learning the beliefs and values of one’s own culture

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What is Acculturation

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Learning of the value system and behaviours of another culture

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What is conscientious consumerism

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Consumer’s focus on personal health merging with growing interest in global health

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What are LOHAS

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A new market segment
Consumers who:
- worry about the environment
-want products to be produced in sustainable way
-spend money to advance what they see their personal development and potential
Cultural creatives
Organic foods, energy-efficient appliances, hybrid cars, alt médecine, yoga…

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What is materialism

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Importance people attach to worldly possessions
Materialist: value possessions for their own status and appearance