Week 6 - Attitude formation and attitude change Flashcards

(17 cards)

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What are the three things that attitude depend on

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  • Favourability (positive or negative)
  • Intensity (how strong the attitude)
  • Confidence (how confident that the attitude is right)
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What are the four functions of attitude

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  • Utilitarian function
  • Value expression
  • Ego defensive functon
  • Knowledge function
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What is the utilitarian function

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  • attiude based on wheather product provides pleasure or pain
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What is the value expression function

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  • attitudes say soemthing about persons value or self-concept e.g if you like sustainability you will like brand that express the same value
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What is the ego-defensive function

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  • attitude protects the ego
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6
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What i the abc model of attitudes

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  • affect
  • behvaiour
  • cognition
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7
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What is the knowledge function

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attitude helps with understanding the world

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8
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What is the standard learning hierarchy

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learn–> feel–> do–> attitude based on cognition

  • highly involved in the purchase decision
  • high risk
  • problem solving process
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9
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What is hierarchy of effects

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  • explains consumers relationship between thoughts, feelings and behvaiours in relation to marketing communication
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10
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What are the four hierarchy of effects

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  • standard learning hierarchy
  • low invovlement hierarchy
  • experiential hierarchy
  • behavioural hierarchy
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What is low involvement hierarchy

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feel–>do–>learn –> attitude based on behaviour

  • consumers do not have strong initial preferences
  • low involvement products
  • liekly to come through behavioural learning
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12
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What is the involvement paradox

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  • the less important the product the more important the marketing
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13
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What is the experiential hierarchy

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feel–>do–>learn–> based on hedonic consumption

  • consumers act based on emotional reactions
  • how does a product make this consumer feel
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14
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What is the behavioural hierarchy

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do–>learn–>feel–> based on triggers from the external environment

  • formation of attitudes in response to behaviours
  • behvaiour becomes before belief an affect
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15
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How do you reduce cognitive dissonance

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Make sure attiudes, beliefs and cognition are all consistent

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16
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What are the three emotional dimensions

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  • pleasure
  • arousal
  • intimidation
17
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What model can be used to descrive attitudes

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Feishbein model