Exam 4: Consumer Behavior
Exam 1: Scope and Concepts of Marketing220 Questions
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Exam 4: Consumer Behavior227 Questions
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If a good or service does not meet a consumer's expectations, the consumer is likely to be
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Learning achieved by strengthening the relationship between the cue and the response is the definition of
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The VALS 2 psychographics group that is concerned with safety and security, focusing on meeting needs rather than fulfilling desires, are brand loyal, and purchase discounted products is the ____________________.
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_____ is the process of consumers adapting the information they observe to fit their own existing knowledge or beliefs.
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According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Model, the fourth level of human needs is
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The manner in which consumers collect, organize, and interpret information from the world around them to create a meaningful image of reality is called
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Psychographics refers to the categorization of consumers according to their attitudes, interests, and opinions.
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While Michelle recognizes that soup is nutritious and has essential vitamins you need, she really dislikes the taste of soup and will not buy any. This is an example of
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For products that are not especially visible nor too expensive, consumers typically utilize
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Perception is the manner in which we collect, organize, and interpret information from the world around us to create a meaningful image of reality.
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Beliefs are relatively enduring and consistent feelings (affective responses) about a good or service.
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Religion is an important factor in consumer behavior because religion influences purchase motivation, consumer preferences, purchase patterns, personal customs, and business practices.
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Work associates exert probably the most influence on consumers.
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The goals reached by means of instrumental values are _________________________.
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If a consumer sees a candy bar at the checkout line and decides to purchase it, this is an example of a(n)
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Psychographics categorizes consumers according to ___________________________________.
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Jennifer is concerned about crime in her area so she has purchased a burglar alarm system and had it installed in her house. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Model this purchase is motivated by
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