Exam 12: Networked Consumer Behavior: Word-Of-Mouth, Social Media, and Fashion
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Exam 12: Networked Consumer Behavior: Word-Of-Mouth, Social Media, and Fashion90 Questions
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Which promotional strategy uses unconventional means, such as street theater, to encourage WOM about products?
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As people transmit information to one another, they tend to change the message.
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Organizing music using Spotify or another similar application enables users to listen to music virtually anywhere and across multiple devices. This is an example of the ________ determinant of diffusion.
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Jenny just posted a tweet on Twitter about how much she loves a new movie. Jenny has potentially influenced others with ________.
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Fallon was the son of a very wealthy banker from Connecticut. The first time Fallon saw an artist on MTV wearing a polished bicycle chain around his neck, he knew he had to get an item like that for himself. Fallon's behavior is best explained by the ________ theory of fashion.
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Word-of-mouth communication in the form of brand-specific mentions in social media are called ________.
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Several research methods are used to study reference groups and opinion leadership. ________ methods trace communication patterns among members of a group. These techniques allow researchers to systematically map out the interactions that take place among group members.
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A fad has a relatively long acceptance cycle in today's marketplace because of the money necessary to develop the fad.
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The diffusion of innovations is a process whereby a new product, service, or idea spreads through a population.
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In general, advertising is more effective when it ________ than when it ________.
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Opinion leaders often absorb much of the risk in buying new products because they generally buy them first.
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Tracy loves shopping with her personal shopper, Carrie, at Nordstrom's. Carrie is a ________.
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Explain several of the basic characteristics of social networks. Provide an example.
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When a consumer is deciding whether to adopt an innovation, through what stages does the consumer move? Provide an example.
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Word-of-mouth communication about products is thought to be influential because it is perceived as ________.
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What term refers to the hardware system upon which a social game is played?
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Recent research on opinion leadership has called into question the traditional view that there are ________ opinion leaders.
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A clothier produced a line of clothing with insect repellant impregnated into the fabric for outdoor enthusiasts. This product has a good chance of being adopted because it has a relative advantage.
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