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Questions and Answers
Which personality trait measures how open a person is to new experiences?
Which personality trait measures how open a person is to new experiences?
- Conscientiousness
- Neuroticism
- Openness to experience (correct)
- Extroversion
In the context of personality traits, which of the following best describes conscientiousness?
In the context of personality traits, which of the following best describes conscientiousness?
- The level of organization and structure a person prefers (correct)
- The ability to handle stress effectively
- The strength of one's emotional reactions
- The tendency to seek social interaction
What does extroversion primarily measure in a personality context?
What does extroversion primarily measure in a personality context?
- Tolerance for stress
- Stimulation from social interactions (correct)
- Openness to new ideas
- Willingness to help others
Which of the following statements accurately describes agreeableness in personality traits?
Which of the following statements accurately describes agreeableness in personality traits?
How does neuroticism influence an individual's emotional stability?
How does neuroticism influence an individual's emotional stability?
What primarily influences the market segmentation approach in marketing?
What primarily influences the market segmentation approach in marketing?
Which of the following best describes personality according to psychological definitions?
Which of the following best describes personality according to psychological definitions?
At what age do most individuals tend to stabilize their behavior according to common psychological perspectives?
At what age do most individuals tend to stabilize their behavior according to common psychological perspectives?
Which aspect is NOT considered when assessing an individual's personality?
Which aspect is NOT considered when assessing an individual's personality?
What is a common misconception about how personality affects consumer behavior?
What is a common misconception about how personality affects consumer behavior?
How do social norms influence consumer behavior related to gender?
How do social norms influence consumer behavior related to gender?
What distinction is made between gender identity and biological gender?
What distinction is made between gender identity and biological gender?
In terms of marketing, why is understanding gender important?
In terms of marketing, why is understanding gender important?
What role do stereotypes play in the context of consumer behavior and gender?
What role do stereotypes play in the context of consumer behavior and gender?
Which aspect of gender is emphasized as essential in understanding consumer behavior?
Which aspect of gender is emphasized as essential in understanding consumer behavior?
What is the primary focus of brand personality?
What is the primary focus of brand personality?
Which dimension is NOT included in the self-concept framework?
Which dimension is NOT included in the self-concept framework?
What effect does brand storytelling have on consumer engagement?
What effect does brand storytelling have on consumer engagement?
Which of the following is an example of anthropomorphism in branding?
Which of the following is an example of anthropomorphism in branding?
What positive outcome was reported regarding ad campaigns targeted to match user personalities?
What positive outcome was reported regarding ad campaigns targeted to match user personalities?
What aspect of self-esteem does marketing often aim to influence?
What aspect of self-esteem does marketing often aim to influence?
Which level of proximity is associated with stable characteristics like values and personality?
Which level of proximity is associated with stable characteristics like values and personality?
What does the AIO approach in lifestyle segmentation stand for?
What does the AIO approach in lifestyle segmentation stand for?
How can happiness impact employees in a workplace setting?
How can happiness impact employees in a workplace setting?
What ethical concern is raised regarding marketers targeting personality traits?
What ethical concern is raised regarding marketers targeting personality traits?
Which of these influences might shape an individual's lifestyle?
Which of these influences might shape an individual's lifestyle?
What is the least stable level of lifestyle according to the proximity model?
What is the least stable level of lifestyle according to the proximity model?
What might marketers aim to improve by targeting self-esteem through advertising?
What might marketers aim to improve by targeting self-esteem through advertising?
Flashcards
Gender Identity
Gender Identity
Gender identity refers to a person's personal sense of their own gender, which might be different from their assigned sex at birth.
Gender Roles
Gender Roles
Gender roles are the societal expectations and norms associated with being male or female. These roles can vary widely across cultures.
Gender Stereotypes
Gender Stereotypes
Gender stereotypes are oversimplified and often inaccurate beliefs about the attributes, behaviors, and roles of men and women. These stereotypes can have real-world consequences.
Market Segmentation Based on Gender
Market Segmentation Based on Gender
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Marketing and Gender Identity
Marketing and Gender Identity
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What is the Big Five personality model?
What is the Big Five personality model?
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What is Openness to Experience in the Big Five?
What is Openness to Experience in the Big Five?
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What is Conscientiousness in the Big Five?
What is Conscientiousness in the Big Five?
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Chronological Age
Chronological Age
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What is Extroversion in the Big Five?
What is Extroversion in the Big Five?
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Subjective Age
Subjective Age
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What is Agreeableness in the Big Five?
What is Agreeableness in the Big Five?
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Generation
Generation
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Generational Marketing
Generational Marketing
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Market Segmentation: Age and Generation
Market Segmentation: Age and Generation
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Brand Personality
Brand Personality
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Brand Story Telling
Brand Story Telling
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Underdog Brand Biography
Underdog Brand Biography
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Anthropomorphism
Anthropomorphism
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Self-Concept
Self-Concept
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Self-esteem
Self-esteem
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Ideal Self
Ideal Self
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Lifestyle
Lifestyle
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Values
Values
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AIOs
AIOs
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Marketing and Self-Esteem
Marketing and Self-Esteem
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Personality Targeting
Personality Targeting
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Marketing Ethics
Marketing Ethics
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Study Notes
Internal Factors - Consumer Behavior
- Internal factors influence consumer behavior.
- Understanding consumers and buyers is crucial.
- Socio-demographics, personality, and lifestyles are key factors.
Gender and Identity
- Gender can be categorized as biological or identity-based.
- Gender identity is flexible and personal.
- Social norms related to gender may affect behavior and purchasing decisions.
- Marketing examples demonstrate varied representations of gender in advertising.
- Gender stereotypes in advertising are discussed.
Importance in Marketing: Segmentation and Targeting
- Segmentation and targeting are crucial to effective marketing.
- Using personality traits in advertising plays a role in influencing consumers.
- Examples illustrate how companies use various approaches to connect with customers.
Stereotypes
- Men are often associated with certain topics (e.g., cars, sports).
- Women are often associated with different topics (e.g., home décor).
- These stereotypical representations in ads are examined.
Without Gender?
- The presentation suggests eliminating gendered elements in products to appeal to a wider audience.
- Examples of gender-neutral toys are provided.
Age and Generation
- Chronological age is a standard demographic variable, related to resources and family situation.
- Subjective/perceived age is another essential factor.
- Different generations have different experiences, values, and preferences.
- Market segmentation tailored to generations is explained.
- A variety of examples highlight generational marketing applications.
Personality - What Is It?
- Personality is a person's unique psychological makeup impacting their responses.
- Psychologists highlight situational factors impacting behaviors.
- Most personalities tend to stabilize by age 30.
- Understanding personality types is important for marketing and advertising.
The Big Five
- Openness to experience is the degree of openness to new ways of doing things.
- Conscientiousness refers to the level of organization and structure a person needs.
- Extroversion relates to how well a person tolerates stimulation from people.
- Agreeableness involves the tendency to defer to people.
- Neuroticism shows how well a person copes with stress.
Mass Persuasion by Targeting on Facebook
- Research used Facebook likes and traits to influence advertising effectiveness.
- Ads targeting specific personality traits were more effective compared to generic ads.
- The study indicates increased conversions for tailored ads.
Brand Personality
- Brand personality is the set of traits people attribute to products.
- Different advertising approaches are employed.
- Creating a strong brand personality is essential in effective marketing.
Self-Concept
- Self-concept refers to a person's belief about their attributes and how they evaluate themselves.
- Self-concept encompasses content, positivity, intensity/stability, and accuracy.
- Consumers have diverse perceptions of themselves, sometimes distorted, particularly concerning physical appearance.
Self-Esteem
- Self-esteem refers to the positivity of a person's self-concept.
- Marketing campaigns can impact and influence self-esteem.
- Examples highlight marketers' engagement with this concept.
Self-Confidence
- Self-confidence plays a role in marketing strategies.
- This section explores how confidence is presented and employed.
Ideal Selves and Advertising
- Advertising can be used to create a connection with ideal selves.
- Illustrative content describes specific strategies.
Ethics - Discussion
- The ethics of using personality traits for targeted advertising and consumer self-esteem are debated.
- Potential ethical considerations are discussed.
Lifestyles
- Lifestyles are a composite based on factors like values, personality, activities, interests, and opinions.
- Three levels of proximity (stable, intermediate, ephemeral) combine to form lifestyles.
- Values are essential criteria for understanding individual lifestyles.
- Identifying Activities, Interests, and Opinions (AIOs) is crucial for understanding and categorizing lifestyles.
Why is Happiness Important?
- Happiness in employees correlates with increased effectiveness in problem solving, creativity, and collaboration.
- Happiness improves social interactions and prosocial behavior.
- Happiness is beneficial for overall health and well-being.
What Makes People Happy?
- The presentation examines factors that contribute to happiness.
In-Class Team Work
- Final presentation preparation is necessary for the session.
- Sharing drafts on Brightspace is essential for teamwork.
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