Lesson 6: Consumer Buying Behavior (ACTIVITIES) Flashcards

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T/F: Complex buyers are analyzing carefully their decision on buying a product.

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TRUE

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T/F: Marketers of different brands also think of ways to show how their products would satisfy the needs or wants of their customers

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TRUE

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2
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T/F: Business buying behavior usually involves multiple participants.

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TRUE

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3
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T/F: Consumer buying behaviorrefers to theactions taken (bothon and offline)by consumers before buying a product or services.

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TRUE

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T/F: Personal factors are exclusive to individual alone, such as age, lifestyle, occupation, civil status, and personality.

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TRUE

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5
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T/F: A man with a low social status, most likely has a small income and able to afford a car or a house of his own.

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FALSE

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T/F: Social status is often basedon how much the individual can earn and spend.

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FALSE

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T/F: Psychological factorsare those whichare associatedwith the humanmind and behavior.

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TRUE

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8
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T/F: Decision- making in business markets involve large groups of people since purchases tend to be expensive orlarge in quantity.

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TRUE

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9
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T/F: Consumer buying behavior is influenced by cultural, social, economic, personal and psychological factors

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TRUE

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10
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This factor is not always defined by a person’s nationality. It can also bedefined by their associations, their religious beliefs oreven their location.

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cultural factor

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11
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These are elements in a person’senvironment that impact the way they see products.

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social factor

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12
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These may include someone’s age, marital status, budget, personal beliefs, values, and morals.

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personal factor

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13
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They usually don’t buy the product at first sight, they compare and even test the products from different brands, as different brands are available there with similar products.

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complex buying behavior

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13
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A person’s state of mind when they are approached with a product will often determine how they feel not only about the itemitself but the brand as a whole.

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psychological factor

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14
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They either purchase from their preferred brand, the one they frequently use the one that is readily accessible at the store, or the least expensive one.

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habitual buying behavior

15
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They sometimes feel tired and bored of using the same product and they try to taste the new ones.

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variety-seeking buying behavior

16
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Consumers are not sure of whether they made the right purchase decision or not.

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dissonance-reducing buying behavior

17
Q

Refers to the actions taken (both on andoffline) by consumers before buying a product or service

A

consumer buying behavior

18
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Buying behavior of the organizations that buy goods and services for use in the production of other products and services that are sold, rented, or supplied to others.

A

organizational buying behavior