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Name the 5 buying process decisions

1. problem recognition


2. information search


3. evaluation of alternatives


4. purchase decision


5. post purchase evaluation

A group of brands that a person would consider acceptable among competing brands is called a(n)

evoked set

cognitive dissonance is?

an individuals unsettled state of mind after an action (purchase) he or she has taken

What happens during the information search process?

as the risk increases (price), more information is sought.

What are consumer influences

psychological, personal, technology, social and cultural

explain psychological influences

needs- suggest need or absence of something useful
motive- conditions that prompt the action necessary to satisfy a need

what does social influences include

reference groups, family, social class

describe personal influences

lifestyles- persons pattern of living as expressed in hot or her activities, opinions, and values

A group with common interests that influence members attitudes and behaviours is called?

a reference group

what is it called when companies have a marketing strategy for both sexes

double targeting `

Explain the different areas of the self concept theory.

1. real self- objective evaluation of self & who you really are


2. self image- how you see yourself


3. looking glass self- how you think others see you


4. ideal self- aspire to be

What is perception

How individuals receive and interpret messages. Selectivity is based on their level of interest.

Explain the 3 types of selectivity: selective exposure, selective perception & selective retention

1. selective exposure- only notice information of interest


2. selective perception- screen out messages and information that conflict with previous attitudes


3. selective retention- remember what we want to

Describe the needs and motive theory

need- absence of something useful


motive- condition prompting action to satisfy a need

What are the 5 stages of Maslow's hierarchy

physiological - safety, social, esteem, & self actualization