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__________: is the distinctive patterns of behavior, including thoughts, and emotions, that characterize each individual's adaptation to the situations of his or her life."
Personality
___________: the totality of the individual's thoughts and feelings having reference to himself as an object.
Self Concept
______: the attempt to measure the life-styles of consumers
Psychographic analysis
Personality has four essential characteristics
1. Behavior must show consistency over time.
2.Behavior should sitinguish the person from others
3.Personality characteristics are not rigidly connected to specific types of behavior
4.Personality variables often moderate the effects of other variable on behavior.
______ represents physiological drives
_______ acts to curb the appetities of the id
_______ is the consience or "voice within"
Id
Ego
Superego
______: sexual energy that can be released by phallic and ovarian symbols
Libido
_______: a characteristic in which one person differs from another in a relatively permanent and consistent way
Trait
Eight proposed Elemental Traits
Openess to experience
Conscientiousness
Extroversion
Agreeableness
Narotic ( emotional stability)
Material resources
Arousal
Pbody resources
coupon proness
surface trait
value consciousness
situational trait
tolerance for ambuiguity ( how comfortable someone is with new situations and products)
compound trait
need for cognition
elemental trait
separteness-connectness
compound trait
need for arousal
elemental trait
materialism
elemental trait
______: a chronic, repetitive purhcasing that becomes a primary response to negative feelings
Compulsive Buying
_________: views consumers as living in a symbolic envronment and how people interpret these symbols determines the meanings derived.
Symbolic Interactionism
________: is the quantitiative investigation of consumer's life-styles, personality, and demographic characteristics
Psychographics
________questions consumer to indiciate what they do, what they buy, and how they spend their time
Activity Questions
______ questions focus on what the consumers' preferences and priorites are
Interest Questions
________questions ask for consumers' views and feelings on such things as world, local, moral, economic, and social affairs
Opinion questions
________: is based upon motivational and developmental psychological theories particularaly Maslow's hierarchy of needs
VALS
_____: was developed specifically to measure consumer buying patterns
VALS 2
_____: was developed to correct some problems with VALS, it's goal is to assess the dominant values of a person
LOV
list of values
9 values of the LOV scale
- sense of belonging
-being well-respected
-security
-fun and enjoyment
-warm relationships with others
-self-fulfillment
-excitment
-sense of accomplishment
-self-respect