CB Exam 2 Flashcards
(45 cards)
What is an attitude?
An enduring organization of motivational, emotional, perceptual, and cognitive processes regarding an aspect of the environment.
What is an attitude object?
The evaluation of an object or thought.
Define persuasion in the context of consumer behavior.
Changing attitudes through information processing.
What does attitude tracking involve?
Monitoring customer attitudes.
What is attitude-behavior consistency?
The match between attitudes and behaviors.
What does Cognitive Dissonance Theory (CDT) explain?
Conflict between attitudes and behaviors creates discomfort, leading to changes to achieve harmony.
What is Social Judgment Theory?
New information is assessed based on existing attitudes, involving latitudes of acceptance and rejection.
What does the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) state?
Attitude change depends on consumer involvement.
What is the Attitude-Toward-the-Object (ATO) Model focused on?
Attributes, importance, and evaluation of alternatives.
What are reference groups?
Groups influencing consumer evaluations and behaviors.
Define conformity in consumer behavior.
Adopting behaviors and attitudes of others.
What is referent power?
Influence from admiration.
What is information power?
Influence from knowledge.
What is legitimate power?
Influence from authority.
What is expert power?
Influence from expertise.
What is reward power?
Influence through incentives.
What is coercive power?
Influence through fear or punishment.
What are the two types of word-of-mouth (WOM)?
- Organic: Natural sharing of information
- Amplified: Marketing efforts to boost sharing.
Who are opinion leaders?
Respected individuals whose opinions influence others.
What are the types of influencers?
- Celebrities
- Industry experts
- Bloggers
- Micro- and nano-influencers.
What is culture?
Shared meanings, traditions, and norms.
What does Consumer Culture Theory study?
Culture’s role in consumer behavior.
What are cultural norms?
Social rules guiding behavior.
What are cultural sanctions?
Penalties for breaking norms.