iClicker Pt. 2 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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People prefer their loss integrated.

A

True

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2
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People prefer mixed gain over pure gain of comparable magnitude.

A

False

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3
Q

Prospect theory shows relationship between subjective value and objective gain/loss

A

True

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4
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Bad purchase decisions are made because comparisons available at purchase/choice are not available during use.

A

True

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5
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People want to be moderately unique.

A

True

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6
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One reason people like custom products is because they feel unique.

A

True

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7
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Normative influence decreases with strength, immediacy and number of sources of influence.

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False

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8
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Informational influence is greater when people are uncertain.

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True

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9
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Dissonance theory changes behavior with attitude changes.

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True

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10
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Dissonance decreases by changing one of the dissonant beliefs

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False

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11
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Predicting you do something increases likelihood of doing it.

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True

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12
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People will do big favor if you first ask smaller and relate favor.

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True

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13
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Choosing an object makes people like chosen option more than nonchosen ones.

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True

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14
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When choosing between 2, people are happier with chosen when it can be returned.

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False

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15
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People adjust behavior to be consistent with public attitudes than private attitudes.

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True

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16
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Consumers like product more when more strongly identified with TV character that likes product.

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True

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17
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On golf course, I did well but putter did not do well. (type of ego bias)

18
Q

Everyone laughs at me if I got out in that (type of ego bias)

19
Q

I will buy that when it comes out next year (type of ego bias)

A

Overconfident

20
Q

I am less likely than others to have stolen identity (type of ego bias)

A

Optimism bias

21
Q

Absolute desire is more important than relative desire when predicting market share.

22
Q

Unbounded write in scales create a normal distribution more than traditional scales.

23
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SUMM asks consumers about the desirability of various levels of product attributes and what levels of attributes they think brands have.

24
Q

STEP shares of large brands are larger than actual market shares.

25
To be a good marketing target, you need to have a strong income, weak competition, low marketing cost, and high serviceability.
True
26
Positioning should be simple, unique and appealing.
True
27
Typically there is a large number of segments for marketers to target.
False
28
Users of different brands are different from one another.
False
29
Pareto shares increase with length of purchase period.
True
30
Brand penetration and average purchase frequency are positively correlated.
True
31
Brands differentiate strongly in terms of purchase frequency than penetration.
False
32
People who agree with brand statements on survey will do so again on another survey
True
33
Pizza Hut has same customers with Papa John's than with McDonald's.
False
34
Larger brands have higher percentage of unique associations than with smaller brands.
False
35
Restaurant brands whose customers rate them more highly have higher penetration than those brands whose customers rate them less highly.
False
36
Salespeople can reliably classify customer personalities based on appearance, workspace and behaviors.
False
37
People clearly fall into distinct personality types.
False
38
Personality is only weakly related to specific instances of behaviors.
True
39
Average age of the population in the world is increasing.
True
40
Longitudinal data shows an age related decrease in fluid intelligence occurs around 60.
True
41
Conscientiousness increases with age.
True
42
Older people report more positive affect than younger people.
True