Exam 2: A Framework for Consumer Analysis

From a consumer analysis point of view,a(n)_____ is a set of stimuli placed in consumers' environments designed to influence their affect,cognition,and behavior.

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Question 41

Marketers analyze that the company offering superior quality is one way of influencing consumer affect.

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Question 42

_____ refers to the mental structures and processes involved in thinking,understanding,and interpreting stimuli and events.

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Question 43

What is the implication of the consumer environment,to marketers?

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Question 44

A consumer,dissatisfied with his or her current brand of laundry detergent,selects one that promises to get white clothes whiter.In this example,a change in _ led to a change in the consumer's environment,which led to a change in _.

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Question 45

Describe the relationship between consumer analysis and strategy development.

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Question 46

Wheel of Consumer Analysis can be used to analyze the consumption history,a single purchase,or some aspect of a purchase for a specific consumer.

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Question 47

As a result of the reciprocal nature of the consumer process,all of the following can be deduced,EXCEPT:

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Question 48

The change in societal attitudes toward smoking demonstrates:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 49

Consumer analysis may be used to analyze all of the following EXCEPT:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 50

Political parties/candidates are MOST likely to use the Wheel of Consumer Analysis as a tool to change:

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Question 51

Consumer research and analysis becomes redundant when a strategy has been implemented.

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Question 52

Briefly describe the levels of consumer analysis.

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Question 53

Consumer behavior is also called overt behavior to distinguish it from mental activities,such as thinking,that cannot be observed directly.

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Question 54

All of the following are elements of affect EXCEPT:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 55

Production and sale of shoes that vary in design,features,and price to appeal to groups of consumers that are similar in some ways,could be explained through:

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Question 56

Consumer _ and _ refer to two types of mental responses consumers exhibit toward stimuli and events in their environment.

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Question 57

Once the marketer has successfully effected a change,he/she can be assured that the change will be permanent.

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Question 58

Discuss the implications of viewing consumer analysis as a reciprocal system.

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Question 59

Products,brands,packaging,advertisements,coupons,stores,credit cards,price tags,salespeople's communications,and,in some cases,sounds (music),smells (perfume),and other sensory cues are examples of _____ used in marketing strategy.

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From a consumer analysis point of view,a(n)_____ is a set of stimuli placed in consumers' environments designed to influence their affect,cognition,and behavior.

Marketers analyze that the company offering superior quality is one way of influencing consumer affect.

_____ refers to the mental structures and processes involved in thinking,understanding,and interpreting stimuli and events.

What is the implication of the consumer environment,to marketers?

A consumer,dissatisfied with his or her current brand of laundry detergent,selects one that promises to get white clothes whiter.In this example,a change in _ led to a change in the consumer's environment,which led to a change in _.

Describe the relationship between consumer analysis and strategy development.

Wheel of Consumer Analysis can be used to analyze the consumption history,a single purchase,or some aspect of a purchase for a specific consumer.

As a result of the reciprocal nature of the consumer process,all of the following can be deduced,EXCEPT:

The change in societal attitudes toward smoking demonstrates:

Consumer analysis may be used to analyze all of the following EXCEPT:

Political parties/candidates are MOST likely to use the Wheel of Consumer Analysis as a tool to change:

Consumer research and analysis becomes redundant when a strategy has been implemented.

Briefly describe the levels of consumer analysis.

Consumer behavior is also called overt behavior to distinguish it from mental activities,such as thinking,that cannot be observed directly.

All of the following are elements of affect EXCEPT:

Production and sale of shoes that vary in design,features,and price to appeal to groups of consumers that are similar in some ways,could be explained through:

Consumer _ and _ refer to two types of mental responses consumers exhibit toward stimuli and events in their environment.

Once the marketer has successfully effected a change,he/she can be assured that the change will be permanent.

Discuss the implications of viewing consumer analysis as a reciprocal system.

Products,brands,packaging,advertisements,coupons,stores,credit cards,price tags,salespeople's communications,and,in some cases,sounds (music),smells (perfume),and other sensory cues are examples of _____ used in marketing strategy.

Introduction to Consumer Behavior and Marketing Strategy

Introduction to Affect and Cognition

Consumers Product Knowledge and Involvement

Attention and Comprehension

Attitudes and Intentions

Consumer Decision Making

Introduction to Behavior

Conditioning and Learning Processes

Influencing Consumer Behaviors

Introduction to the Environment

Cultural and Cross-Cultural Influences

Subculture and Social Class

Reference Groups and Family

Market Segmentation and Product Positioning

Consumer Behavior and Product Strategy

Consumer Behavior and Promotion Strategy

Consumer Behavior and Pricing Strategy

Consumer Behavior, Electronic Commerce, and Channel Strategy

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Exam 2: A Framework for Consumer Analysis

From a consumer analysis point of view,a(n)_____ is a set of stimuli placed in consumers' environments designed to influence their affect,cognition,and behavior.

Marketers analyze that the company offering superior quality is one way of influencing consumer affect.

_____ refers to the mental structures and processes involved in thinking,understanding,and interpreting stimuli and events.

What is the implication of the consumer environment,to marketers?

A consumer,dissatisfied with his or her current brand of laundry detergent,selects one that promises to get white clothes whiter.In this example,a change in _____ led to a change in the consumer's environment,which led to a change in _____.

Describe the relationship between consumer analysis and strategy development.

Wheel of Consumer Analysis can be used to analyze the consumption history,a single purchase,or some aspect of a purchase for a specific consumer.

As a result of the reciprocal nature of the consumer process,all of the following can be deduced,EXCEPT:

The change in societal attitudes toward smoking demonstrates:

Consumer analysis may be used to analyze all of the following EXCEPT:

Political parties/candidates are MOST likely to use the Wheel of Consumer Analysis as a tool to change:

Consumer research and analysis becomes redundant when a strategy has been implemented.

Briefly describe the levels of consumer analysis.

Consumer behavior is also called overt behavior to distinguish it from mental activities,such as thinking,that cannot be observed directly.

All of the following are elements of affect EXCEPT:

Production and sale of shoes that vary in design,features,and price to appeal to groups of consumers that are similar in some ways,could be explained through:

Consumer _____ and _____ refer to two types of mental responses consumers exhibit toward stimuli and events in their environment.

Once the marketer has successfully effected a change,he/she can be assured that the change will be permanent.

Discuss the implications of viewing consumer analysis as a reciprocal system.

Products,brands,packaging,advertisements,coupons,stores,credit cards,price tags,salespeople's communications,and,in some cases,sounds (music),smells (perfume),and other sensory cues are examples of _____ used in marketing strategy.

Introduction to Consumer Behavior and Marketing Strategy

Introduction to Affect and Cognition

Consumers Product Knowledge and Involvement

Attention and Comprehension

Attitudes and Intentions

Consumer Decision Making

Introduction to Behavior

Conditioning and Learning Processes

Influencing Consumer Behaviors

Introduction to the Environment

Cultural and Cross-Cultural Influences

Subculture and Social Class

Reference Groups and Family

Market Segmentation and Product Positioning

Consumer Behavior and Product Strategy

Consumer Behavior and Promotion Strategy

Consumer Behavior and Pricing Strategy

Consumer Behavior, Electronic Commerce, and Channel Strategy

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A consumer,dissatisfied with his or her current brand of laundry detergent,selects one that promises to get white clothes whiter.In this example,a change in _ led to a change in the consumer's environment,which led to a change in _.

Consumer _ and _ refer to two types of mental responses consumers exhibit toward stimuli and events in their environment.