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33 Cards in this Set
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consumer behavior
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actions a person takes in purchasing and using products and services
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5 stages of purchase decesion process
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1)problem recongntion
2)information search 3)alternative evaluation 4)purchase decesion 5)postpurchase behavior |
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internal search and external search
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internal-stored in your memory
external -persoanl, public, and marketer dominated |
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evaluative criteria
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both objective attributes of a brand and subjective ones
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consideration set
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group of brands that a consumer would consider acceptable from among all the brands in a the produt class of which there aware
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purchase decesion
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from whome to buy and when
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cognitive dissonance
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post-purchase psychological tension
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what regulates involvement
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personal, social, or economic significance of the purchase to the consumer. 1)expense?
2)serious personal consequences? 3)social image? |
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routine purchase
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habitual everyday stuff...toothpaste
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limited purchase
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seek info from friends and searchs
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extended purchase
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all five stages are gone through
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5 situational influences
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1)purchase task
2)social surroundings-people 3)physical surroundings-store 4)temporal effects-time 5)antecedent states-mood |
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motivation and personality
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m-energizing force that simulates behavior to satisfy a need
p-consistent behaviors or response to recurring situations |
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self-concept
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way people see themselves and the way they believe other see them
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perception
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process by which an individual selects,organizes, and interprets info. to create pic of the world
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selective perception
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exposure, comprehension, retention
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selective exposure
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pay attention with whats consistent with what they believe in. filter out somethign you dont agree in
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selective comprehension
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interpret info. so its consistent with what you believ in
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selective retention
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dont remember anything or only remember part of info
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subliminal perception
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hear or see info. without relizing it
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percieved risk
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anxities felt by customer bc they think bad consequences will come from buying product
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learning
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behaviors from repeated experience and reasoning
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behvioral learning
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resonsponse built up through repeted expsure
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cognitive learning
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making connections bt things and taking it in from what other buyers did
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attitude and behavior
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a- learned predispostion
b-sujective beliefs of how something is |
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lifestyle
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mode of living how spend time, money, what they consider important, and waht they think of themselves
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VALS
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values and lifestyles - psychographics which is the analysis of lifestyles based on primary motivations and resources
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personal influnce
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1)opion leaders- knowledge about product and influence the entire group
2)word of mouth-most powerful |
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reference groups influence
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1)membership-frats, churches
2)aspiration groups- strive to become member 3)dissociative group-keep distance from this group |
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Family influence
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1)consumer socializtion-how we learned how to buy(skippy)
2)family life cycle-single guy buys different than married guy 3)family decsion making style-spouse dominatnt or joint dominant |
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subculture
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subgroups within larger groups with unique ideas, values. races within America
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three types of vairations in purchase decesion process
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1)routine
2)limited process 3)extended process |
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psychographics
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analysis of consumer lifestyles and provides insight into consumer needs and wants
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