Exam 7: Attitudes and Behaviors
Exam 1: Historcal Perspective on Consumption57 Questions
Exam 2: Contemporary Perspectives on Consumption63 Questions
Exam 3: Consumer Research60 Questions
Exam 4: Perceptual Process63 Questions
Exam 5: Learning and Memory54 Questions
Exam 6: Personality, Self, and Motivation57 Questions
Exam 7: Attitudes and Behaviors56 Questions
Exam 8: Decision-Making and Involvement59 Questions
Exam 9: Patterns of Buyer Behavior59 Questions
Exam 10: Social Structures and Processes58 Questions
Exam 11: Culture56 Questions
Exam 12: Ethics and Social Responsibility46 Questions
Exam 13: Whats Trending in Consume Behavior49 Questions
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An anti-aging moisturizer protects and enhances a consumer's self-image by helping to reduce the signs of aging. What function does this product perform for the consumer?
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Which model describes a process by which consumers think about and mentally process communication messages?
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If a company uses an ad that provides detailed information about a new product, the ad encourages
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An individual wants to get a tattoo but is hesitant because of the anticipated negative reaction from their family. This is an example of
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Provide an example of how a marketing manager can change a consumer's motivation to comply. Choose a product and outline the consumer's original motivation, why this motivation needs to be changed, and how that can be accomplished.
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_______ represent(s) the confidence a consumer has in his or her own abilities and skills.
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Using the _______ decision rule, customers rank the product attributes by their importance, select the most important attribute, and then pick the brand that scores highest on that attribute.
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Which type of processing occurs when a highly involved consumer pays attention to the information, carefully evaluates it, integrates it with existing knowledge, and develops an attitude based on logical reasoning?
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What is the elaboration likelihood model? What is an important feature of this model? Why? Give an example.
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To reduce feelings of dissonance, consumers will change their beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors in an effort to achieve
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_______ is a state of being in which the individual has beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors that are out of balance.
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The _______ function proposes that attitudes perform the function of protecting or enhancing a consumer's self-image.
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Which hierarchy assumes that the consumer is highly engaged in a rational decision-making process?
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Explain the functional theory of attitudes. Identify and define the four important functions for consumers. Give an example of how marketers can use these insights to communicate with consumers.
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The _______ function is driven by the underlying human need to have an accurate, meaningful, stable, and organized view of the world.
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Which multiattribute model focuses on attitudes toward a behavior, rather than an attitude about a product or behavior?
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When customers use the _______ decision rule, they will choose the brand that achieves the minimum level for each key evaluative attribute.
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Give an example of how a marketing manager can change a consumer's evaluation of a car. Outline the consumer's original evaluation, why that evaluation needs to be changed, and how this can be accomplished.
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