Topic 3 - Behavioral Context Flashcards

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__________ is the study of the elements that influence individuals’ purchasing decisions, including what factors?

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Consumer behavior ; environmental, psychological, and societal
factors.

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Behaviorally oriented framework (Three Views)

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  1. Teaching individuals to become skilled and rational buyers (traditional view)
  2. Role of consumer (holistic view)
  3. Consumer behavior is behavior displayed in various modes
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Teaching individuals to become skilled and rational buyers

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Traditional View

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4
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includes applying basic consumer survival skills to everyday situations. Ability to
_______with current circumstances is an important need for all consumers.

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Coping

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SPECIFIC MODES OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOR

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  1. Coping
  2. Questioning
  3. Planning
  4. Purchasing
  5. Conserving
  6. Participating
  7. Influencing

Co QuePla PuCo ParIn

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Role of consumer

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Holistic view

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4
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encourages a think-for-yourself attitude by
asking questions before purchasing and to challenge misinformation and fraud.

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Questioning

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includes the process of managing financial resources and obtaining income as well as spending, saving, investing, borrowing, and tax-paying.

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Planning

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6
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decision-making in buying goods and
services.

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Purchasing

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encourages consumer actions that preserve the use of resources efficiently and effectively.

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Conserving

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8
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involvement as a citizen in policy decisions concerning business, government and community living.

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Participating

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active participation in drafting/modifying consumer policies, institutions and others to affect consumer interests.

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Influencing

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A process and mechanism in promoting, gaining, cultivating and applying knowledge, skills and perspectives needed to affect consumer behaviors to improve the consumers’ well-being.

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Consumer Education (Summary Definition)

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WHAT CAN THE CONSUMERS LEARN?

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Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes (KSA)

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Knowledge consists of the following

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Factual, procedural, conceptual, principle (FPCP)

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Skills consists of?

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Cognitive, behavioral, reactive, interactive
(CBRI)

14
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(Perner Model) Consumer Attitude has three major components:

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  1. Beliefs
  2. Affect (Feeling)
  3. Behavioral Intentions

BABI
-interdependent with one another

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Attitudes consist of?

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Consistency, feelings, readiness
(CFR)

16
Q

Who have the largest percentage of total net worth, holding 57% of the nation’s wealth

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Baby boomers

17
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What are some CAUSES OF
CONSUMER PROBLEM

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  1. Lack of knowledge and skills
  2. Flaws in the Environment
  3. Lack of Motivation (Value x Expectancy = Motivation)
  4. Lack of incentives
  5. Indifference/apathy
    and more…

Lack of KSMI FI..

18
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FORCES THAT DRIVE A NEED FOR
CONSUMER EDUCATION

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Marketing Force
Legal Force
Organizational Force

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  1. Correcting misconceptions
  2. Increasing consumer satisfaction
  3. Stimulating demand
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Marketing Forces

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  1. Limiting/Upholding product liability
  2. Compliance with government or
    industry regulation
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Legal Forces

21
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  1. Reducing costs
  2. Promoting common vision and values
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Organizational Forces

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assumes that every individual has the power to control themselves and has limited power to control others. Individuals are empowered to take responsibility for their choices and support others in taking ownership of their choices.
Comprehensive theory of choice
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Four Steps of Comprehensive Theory of Choice
1. Goal Formation 2. Acquisition 3. Consumption 4. Disposition GACD
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Components of Goal Formation
1. Desire 2. Priority 3. Preference 4. Intention
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Components of Acquisition
1. Access 2. Exchange 3. Delivery
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Components of Consumption
1. Preparation 2. Maintenance 3. Use 4. Storage
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Components of Disposition
1. Trash 2. Sell 3. Recycle 4. Give
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Protect the interest of the consumer, promote his/her general welfare and to establish standards of conduct for business and industry.
Consumer Act of the Philippines (R.A. 7394)
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Objectives of R.A. 7394
1. Protection against hazards and safety; 2. Protection against deceptive, unfair, and unconscionable acts and practices; 3. Provide information and education to facilitate sound choice and proper exercise of rights by the consumer. 4. Provide adequate rights and means of redress; and 5. Involve consumer representatives in the formulation of social and economic policies.
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Implementing agency, the _____________________ is mandated to improve the management, coordination and effectiveness of the country’s consumer programs.
National Consumer Affairs Council
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Practical approach to efficient waste management, focusing on waste reduction, recovery and recycling, and development of environment-friendly products that advocate the internationally accepted principles on sustainable consumption and production, circular economy, and producers’ full responsibility throughout the life cycle of their product.
Extended Producer Responsibility Act of 2022 (RA 11898)
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A driving force for ‘alternative’ sustainable consumption, via expression through consumer behavior such as purchasing local organic food.
ECOLOGICAL CITIZENSHIP
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Describe the ECO-CENTERED POLITICAL CONSUMER by BENN
Circular Economy-like Process: Production > Product > Utilization > Recycling then goes back to Production