Week 4 Flashcards
Biogenic Need:
needs necessary to managing life eg food and water
Psychogenic needs:
culture related needs: need for status
utilitarian need:
consumers will emphasise the objective tangible aspects of products
hedonic needs:
subjective and experimental needs like excitement and confidence etc
motivational strength drive theory:
focuses on biological needs like motivation to stop a grumbling stomach
motivational strength: expectancy theory
behaviour pulled by expectations of achieving, desirable outcomes like getting rich
motivation conflicts: approach-approach conflict
a person must choose between 2 desirable alternatives
approach-avoidance conflict
exists when consumers desire a goal but wish to avoid in at the same time, like eating chocolate
avoid-avoid conflict
a person must choose between two undesirable alternatives
what is self determination theory and the 3 motivation aspects
sdt: needs essential for psychological health
3 aspects: autonomy, competence, relatedness
maslows hierarchy of needs (5 from least to most important)
pshysiological
safety
belongingness
ego needs
self- actualisation
products and services deliver elements of value that address 4 different kinds of needs:
functional
emotional
life changing
social impact
cultural differences in motivation: western nations seek…
short term rewards
eastern nations seek…
long term rewards
3 applications of values to consumer behaviours
cultural, consumption-specific, product-specific