Exam 6: Attitudes and Intentions
Exam 1: Introduction to Consumer Behavior and Marketing Strategy60 Questions
Exam 2: A Framework for Consumer Analysis60 Questions
Exam 3: Introduction to Affect and Cognition60 Questions
Exam 4: Consumers Product Knowledge and Involvement60 Questions
Exam 5: Attention and Comprehension60 Questions
Exam 6: Attitudes and Intentions60 Questions
Exam 7: Consumer Decision Making60 Questions
Exam 8: Introduction to Behavior61 Questions
Exam 9: Conditioning and Learning Processes60 Questions
Exam 10: Influencing Consumer Behaviors60 Questions
Exam 11: Introduction to the Environment60 Questions
Exam 12: Cultural and Cross-Cultural Influences61 Questions
Exam 13: Subculture and Social Class60 Questions
Exam 14: Reference Groups and Family62 Questions
Exam 15: Market Segmentation and Product Positioning60 Questions
Exam 16: Consumer Behavior and Product Strategy62 Questions
Exam 17: Consumer Behavior and Promotion Strategy60 Questions
Exam 18: Consumer Behavior and Pricing Strategy60 Questions
Exam 19: Consumer Behavior, Electronic Commerce, and Channel Strategy60 Questions
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In Fishbein's multiattribute model,overall attitudes are the result of the strengths of the salient beliefs associated with a stimulus object and the evaluations of those beliefs.
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Products that are heavily influenced by subjective norms (SN)factors are likely to emphasize the approval of all of the following EXCEPT:
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The strength of a consumer's product/brand beliefs is most heavily influenced by:
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Which of the following is needed to create a favorable consumer-brand relationship?
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Attitudes at one level of specificity are consistently related to attitudes at other levels.
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The subjective or social norm (SN)component reflects consumers' perceptions of what other people want them to do.
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Consumers who possess complete _____ of product knowledge could activate beliefs about the product's attributes,its functional consequences,or the values achieved through using it.
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The theory of reasoned action proposes that a negative attitude towards an object and _____ combine to affect behavioral intentions (BI)and that their relative influence varies from situation to situation.
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A major key to understanding consumer attitudes is to identify the set of _____ that created them.
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It is difficult to accurately predict behavior from beliefs,attitudes,and intentions for situations characterized by low levels of knowledge/involvement.
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The theory of reasoned action considers the influence of other people upon the consumer's actions in which of the following terms?
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The strategy of making an existing favorable belief more salient generally relies upon making an attribute appear:
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Marketers often employ _____ in an effort to prime the accessibility of attitudes that are relevant to their strategies.
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The major factor that reduces the predictive accuracy of a consumer's measured intention is time.
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Which of the following are used to monitor consumers' brand attitudes over time?
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The theory of _____ is called so because it assumes that consumers consciously consider the consequences of the alternative behaviors under consideration and choose the one that leads to the most desirable consequences.
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Marketers tend to be more concerned about consumers' covert behavior.
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Which of the following purchases are least likely to be affected by subjective norm (SN)considerations?
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A firm may acquire brand equity by building it,borrowing it,or buying it.
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