Chapter 3 Flashcards

(27 cards)

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What shapes consumer behavior?

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Motivation, Needs, and Goals

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2
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Brand Personification

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Communicating human features of a brand in advertising.

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3
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Step 1 of The Motivation Process

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Unfulfilled Needs, Wants, and Desires

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What are the steps in The Motivation Process?

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1) Starts with an unsatisfied need - activated by internal or external stimuli.
2) Tension
3) Drive
4) Tension Reduction
5) Behavior
6) Goal or need fulfillment

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5
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Anthropomorphism

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Attributing human characteristics to something that is not human.

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Biogenic Needs

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(Survival) Innate needs (food, water, air)

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Psychogenic needs

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(learned) Motivational forces are learned from our parents, social environment, and interactions with others.

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Physiological Arousal

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Mostly involuntary (ex. Blood sugar level triggering the feeling of hunger.)

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Cognitive Arousal

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a cognitive awareness of a need and action that would fulfill it.

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10
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Buyers actions are driven by two sets of goals which are?

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Generic goals and product-specific goals

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Generic Goals

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what consumers seeks to satisfy physiological and psychological needs

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Product-specifci goals

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What consumers seek by using a given product or service

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13
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Needs and goals are?

A

Interdependent

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14
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People are often not as aware of their needs as they are of their

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Goals

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15
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What factors motivate people to go shopping?

A

-Seeking specific goods
-Recreational Shopping
-Activity-specific Shopping
-Demand-specific Shopping

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16
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Activity-specific shopping

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includes such motivation as sensory stimulation (ex. Gift shopping, bulk shopping, bargain hunting)

17
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Defense Mechanisms

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-Aggression
-Rationalization
-Regression
-Withdrawal
-Projection
-Daydreaming
-Identification
-Repression

18
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What is the trio of needs? (psychogenic needs)

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-Achievement
-Affiliation
-Power

19
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Maslows Hierarchy of Needs

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5 levels of human needs

20
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Freudian Theory

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-id
-ego
-superego

21
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Projective Techniques (the consumer finds the hidden motivator through)

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-storytelling
-roleplaying
-word association
-picture drawing
-photo sorts

22
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Personality affects

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individual differences

23
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Personality is generally

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consistent and enduring

24
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Personality can…

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The goal of the "id"
To pursue immediate gratification of any need or desire otherwise known as the "pleasure principle"
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The goal of the "ego"
To serve as the mediator by trying to strike a balance between the demands of the id, the superego, and reality. Weighs the pros and cons
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The goal of the "superego"
To suppress the primitive urges of the id.