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The type of decision process most often
used when buying milk, gum, or soda
is the _______________.
.....
All of the following are ways in which an
audience can be segmented EXCEPT:
Innate needs
If advertisers use cognitive learning, they
want consumers to associate a reward
with a stimulus for an older product.
False
In a model of advertising communication,
the sender is _______________.
The advertiser
The ultimate objective of awareness is
_______________.
Awareness of the brand, not the advertisement
A group of people or a way of life that is
defined by both tangible and intangible items
is called a
Culture
_______________ are people who buy or use
products to satisfy needs, wants, or desires.
Consumers
Persuasion deals with attitudes,
emotions, involvement, and conviction.
True
Identifying the group that might be the most
profitable audience and the one most likely to
respond to the marketing communication is
called _______.
Targeting
The most important reference group (because
of its longevity and intensity) is the
_______________.
Family
The source of norms is our _______________.
Values
The first step in the perception is _______________.
Exposure
A social class is a collection of people who are
used as a guide for behavior in specific
situations.
False
A common disruptive force in the basic
communication model shown in the text
is called _______________.
Noise
All of the various kinds of effects that advertising
can have on an audience and all of the different
results it can achieve are called _______________.
Impact
Creating a unique identity for a product is called _______________.
Branding
If a product is perceived by the consumer to be relatively
unimportant, then the involvement level is
one of _______________.
Low involvement
_______________ means that the message has made
an impression on the consumer, and the
consumer can identify the advertiser.
Awareness
We naturally tend to seek out messages that
are pleasant or sympathetic with our views
and avoid those that are painful or threatening.
Which of the following terms best describes this process?
Selective exposure
According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, the
most basic needs (such as hunger, thirst) are
called _______________.
Physiological needs