Test 1 - Ch 3 Flashcards

1
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Consumer Behavior

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a wide spectrum of things that affect, are derived from, or form the context of human consumption.

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2
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Perspectives: Consumers are Systematic Decision Makers

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  • Maximizing the benefits from purchases defines
    the purchase
  • consumers are deliberate
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3
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Perspectives: Consumers are Active Interpreters

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Cultural/social membership defines purchases

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4
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The Consumer Decision-Making Process
Recognition

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Need recognition & Information Search and Alternative Evaluation

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5
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Need recognition

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The consumption process begins when people perceive a need. A need state arises when the desired state of affairs differs from one’s actual state of affairs. Functional or Emotional benefits

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6
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Information Search and Alternative Evaluation

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Internal and External search Consideration Set Evaluative Criteria

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7
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The Consumer Decision-Making Process
Purchase

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Purchase & Post-purchase use and evaluation

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Post-purchase use and evaluation

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Customer satisfaction
Cognitive dissonance - byuers remorse

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9
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Cognitive Dissonance

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The feelings of doubt and concern after a purchase is made. Dissonance increases when:
1. The purchase price is high.
2. There are many close alternatives.
3. The item is intangible
4. The purchase is important.
5. The item purchased lasts a long time.

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10
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Modes of Consumer Decision-Making (Vary by involvement and experience)
Problem solv

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Extended Problem Solving & Limited Problem Solving

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Extended Problem Solving

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Deliberate, careful search

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12
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Limited Problem Solving

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Common products, limited search

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13
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Modes of Consumer Decision-Making (Vary by involvement and experience)

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Habit or Variety Seeking & Brand Loyalty

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14
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Habit or Variety Seeking

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Variety – seeking to switch brands at random
Habit- buy single brand repeatedly

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15
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Brand Loyalty

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Conscious commitment to find same brand each time purchase is made

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16
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Key Psychological Processes in Advertising

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Attitude, Brand Attitude, Salient Beliefs, & Multi-Attribute Attitude Models (MAAMs)

17
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Attitude

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Overall evaluation of an object person or issue on continuum=like/dislike; positive/negative.

18
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Brand Attitude

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Summary evaluations that reflect preferences for various products and services.

19
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Salient Beliefs

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Small number of key beliefs. Five to nine salient beliefs typically form the critical determinants of attitude.

20
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Multi-Attribute Attitude Models (MAAMs)

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i. Evaluative Criteria: attributes consumers use to compare brands
ii. Importance Weights: priority assigned to attributes
iii Consideration Set: group of brands that are focal point of decision effort
iv. Beliefs: knowledge and feelings consumer has about various brands.

21
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Key Psychological Processes

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Information Processing and Perceptual Defense

22
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Cognitive Consistency Impetus:

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Strongly-held beliefs to make efficient decisions.

23
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Advertising Clutter:

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Large volume of ads causes overload.

24
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Selective Attention:

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Most ads are ignored because they do not fit consumer’s need state

25
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Consumer as Social Being

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I buy what I am

26
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Consuming in the Real World

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  1. Culture
  2. Values
  3. Rituals
  4. Society
  5. Social class
  6. Family
  7. Reference groups (membership/aspiration)
  8. Race / ethnicity
  9. Gender
  10. Community
  11. Object meaning
27
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Factors Affecting Consumer Decision Making

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• Lifestyle
• Social class
• Family
• Gender
• Pleasure
• Needs
• Reference groups
• Values
• Culture
• Education
• Personality
• Past experience
• Subcultures
• Marketer control stimuli – price, packaging, adv, promotion
• Media – news, magazine, radio, tv