S3 - Psychology Of Selling Flashcards

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Is the process of internalization

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Black Box

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2
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Means of Interference (AB)

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Application of Stimuli
Behavior Observance

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3
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Buyer’s Hidden Mental Process

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Black Box

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4
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Sales Presentation

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Stimulus

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5
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Sale/No Sale

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Response

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6
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Stimulus-Response Model

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Stimulus → Black Box → Response

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7
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Assumes prospects respond in a predictable manner

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Stimulus-Response Model

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8
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Reasons for Buying (PP)

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Practical
Psychological

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9
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Economic Needs (PQBS)

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Price
Quality
Buying Convenience
Service

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10
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Need Awareness (CPU)

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Conscious Need Level
Preconscious Need Level
Unconscious Need Level

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11
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Buyers are fully aware of their needs

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Conscious Need Level

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12
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Buyers may not be fully aware of their needs

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Preconscious Need Level

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13
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Buyers don’t know why they buy a product — only they do buy

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Unconscious Need Level

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14
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“FAB” Selling

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Feature
Advantage
Benefit

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15
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Allows prospects to visualize benefits of purchasing

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FAB Selling

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16
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Physical Characteristics

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Feature

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17
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Performance Characteristics

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Advantage

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18
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Favorable Result

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Benefit

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19
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Common Psychological Buying Needs (FVDSL PDCSP)

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Fear
Vanity
Desire for Gain
Security
Love of Family

Personal Pleasure
Desire to Succeed
Comfort for Luxury
Self-preservation
Prevention of Loss

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20
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How to Determine Buying Needs? (LOCATE)

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Listen
Observe
Combine
Ask Questions
Talk to Others
Empathize

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21
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Leading remarks

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Listen

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22
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Study prospect

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Observe

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23
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Talk to others
Listen to prospects
Probe w/ questions

24
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Bring out prospect needs not revealed

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Ask Questions

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Ask others about a prospect’s needs
Talk to Others
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Look at the situation from the customer’s point of view
Empathize
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Checks the pulse or attitude of your prospect toward the sales presentation
Trial Close
28
Stressing Important Benefits (SELL)
Show Feature Explain Advantage Lead into Benefit Let Customer Talk
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Process by which a person selects, organizes & interprets information
Perception
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Information Filtering Devices (5 Senses)
See Hear Touch Taste Smell
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3 Components of Perception (SOI)
Selection Organization Interpretation
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Types of Perception (Selective EDR)
S. Exposure S. Distortion S. Retention
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Only a portion of selected information is organized
Selective Exposure
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Occurs when a person receives information that is inconsistent with existing beliefs
S. Distortion
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Buyers may only remember information that supports their attitudes/beliefs
S. Retention
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How are Perceptions Developed? (LAB)
Learn Attitude Belief
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Acquired knowledge or behavior based on past experiences
Learn
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Learned predispositions toward something
Attitude
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State of mind which trust or confidence is placed in seething or someone
Belief
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Individuals distinguishing character traits, attitudes, or habits
Buyer’s Personality
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View of one’s self
Self-concept
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Images of Oneself (RSIL)
Real Self Self-Image Ideal Self Looking Glass Self
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People as they actually are
Real Self
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How people see themselves
Self-Image
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What people would like to be
Ideal Self
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How people think others regard them
Looking Glass Self
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Types of Buyers (TIFS)
Thinker Intuitor Feeler Senser
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Buying Situations (RLE)
Routine Decision Making Limited Decision Making Extensive Decision Making
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Forces that influence Buying Behavior (PPS)
Personal Inf. Psychological Inf. Social Inf.
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Personal Influences (IAGS)
Income Age Gender Situation
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Psychological Influences (PPAP)
Past Experiences Personality Attitudes and beliefs Perception
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Social Influences (CSFF)
Culture Social Class Friends Family
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Consumer Buying Decision Process (NCIPP)
Need Arousal Collection of Information Information Evaluation Purchase Decision Postpurchase Behavior
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Receiving benefits expected or greater than anticipated
Purchase Satisfaction
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Causes tension whether a right decision was made in buying the product
Purchase Dissonance