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In the skittles example in class who ate more skittles? Those in small packages or in a big bowl?

Small packages

What are the 5 steps in the buyers process

Need recognition


Information search


Evaluation of alternatives


Purchase decision


Post purchase behaviour

What are two things that can effect how much effort is put into this decision making?

Involvement or relative importance of the consequences.



Perceived risk, purchase decisions affect financially

In a low risk purchase what do you (the consumer) use?

Habitual decision making

In a high risk purchase what does (the consumer) you use?

Extended problem solving

In needs recognition what's an example of internal stimuli? External stimuli?

Internal: hunger or thirst (needs Maslow)


External: an advertisement

What are some sources used in information search?

Personal sources


Commercial sources


Public sources


Experiential sources

Briefly explain evaluation of alternatives, purchase decision, and post purchase evaluation

E of A: how the consumer processes info to arrive at a choice


Purchase decision: formation of purchase intentions occur first then decision is made


Post purchase behaviour: consumer satisfaction


Performance smaller expectations = disappointment


Equal then satisfaction


Greater then delight

What are the sixty adoption stages in marketing

Awareness


Interest


Evaluation


Trial


adoption

Briefly explain the four factors of consumer behaviour:


Cultural, social, personal, psychological

Look over textbook

In external influences what are some examples of situational influences, and social influencers

Situational: physical environment, time


Social: culture, subculture, social class

Culture shifts create opportunities for new companies. Example?

Lululemon with the cultural shift of physical beauty

Brief definition of subculture

Groups of people with shared value systems based on common life experience

Major differentiators of social classes

Occupation values and beliefs wealth


Tend to have a similar buying behaviour

What are the 5 personal factors that impact buyer decision making

Age and life cycle stage


Occupation


Economic situation


Lifestyle


Personality and self concept

There are 4 phychological factors that impact consumer behaviour. Go through them

Motivation


Perception


Learning


Beliefs

Within perception. It can be influenced by 3 things: selective attention, selective distortion, and selective retention. Explain them

Attention: screen out background noise


Distortion: distort your perception so that it fits what you already believe


Retention: remember things that make you feel good about yourself

What is business buyer behaviour

The buying behaviour of organizations that buy goods and services or to resell or rent them to others for profit

What are some key differences facing businesses

More complex decision


Formal


Dependent on other in business markets