Quiz 2 Flashcards
(42 cards)
Economic Needs
Economy of purchase, convenience, efficiency, dependability
Psychological Needs
Motivation, perception, learning, attitude, trust, lifestyle
Social Influence
Family, social class, reference groups
Culture
Ethnicity, international
Purchase Situation
Purchase reason, time, surroundings
Consumer decision process
determines if person will or will not purchase
What are determinants of psychological Influences
Needs, wants, drives
PSSP Hierarchy of needs
1, Physiological Needs
2, Safety Needs
3, Social Needs
4, Personal Needs
5, Social & Global Needs
Learning Process
Drive, Cues, Response (response reinforces the cues)
Psychographics focus
Activities, Interests, Opinions
Social Influences
Family life cycle, Acceptance of new ideas by youngsters, growing singles market, relocation for teens, empty nesters, real decision maker, reference group, opinion leaders, social media
Culture and Ethnicity
Culture, Ethnic Groups, Stereotypes, International Markets
Source of Problem Recognition
Out of Stock, Dissatisfaction, New Needs or Wants, Related Product Purchase, Market Induced Recognition, New Products
Consumer Motivation
The way a consumer perceives a situation and becomes driven to resolve it will influence the remainder of the decision process
Internal Search
Think about brands, Quickly reduce options, choice based on past experience
External Search
Personal Sources, Market Sources, Public Sources, Personal Sources, Internet
Selective Perception Process
Selective Exposure
Selective Perception
Selective Retention
Two Forms of Evaluative Criteria
Objective, (Price, Warranty Service)
Subjective, (Style, Appearance, Image)
Consumer Attitude
Affective, Cognitive, Conative
Attitude Sequence
Cognitive - Affective - Conative
Affective - Conative - Cognitive
Conative - Cognitive - Affective
How Consumers Learn
Thinking, Intellectual evaluation comparing attributes with values
Conditioning, conditioning through association or reinforcement
Modeling, emulation (copying) of respected examples
After Purchase Experience
Second thoughts, Spread the word, Post purchase regret
Generic Market
Market with broadly similar needs and sellers often offer diverse ways to meet those needs
Product market
market with very similar needs and sellers offering various close substitute ways of satisfying your needs