Consumer Behavior All Chapter Review PDF
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This document reviews consumer behavior, encompassing various concepts such as cognition, affect, economics, and communication. It covers aspects like product positioning, market segmentation, and buyer behavior, and explores learning theories including those related to promotion, family, attitudes, and perception. The document also details consumer decision-making processes and concepts related to adoption of new products, such as diffusion and innovators.
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**[CONSUMER BEHAVIOR ALL CHAPTER REVIEW]** **[CHAPTER -1]** 1. Mental processes involved in processing of information, thinking and interpretation of stimuli **[Cognition]** 2. Favorable or unfavorable feelings and corresponding emotions towards a stimulus is [Affect] 3. **[Economics]...
**[CONSUMER BEHAVIOR ALL CHAPTER REVIEW]** **[CHAPTER -1]** 1. Mental processes involved in processing of information, thinking and interpretation of stimuli **[Cognition]** 2. Favorable or unfavorable feelings and corresponding emotions towards a stimulus is [Affect] 3. **[Economics]** is the study of income and purchasing power, and its impact on consumer behavior 4. The purchase decision and consumption process always occur in the context of [Specific situation] 5. The situation in which consumers receive information has an impact on their behavior and is referred to as the **[communication]** situation. 6. study of the individual as well as the individual determinants in buying behavior [Psychology] 7. The marketers should be able to communicate the distinct and/or unique product characteristics is **[product positioning]** 8. The marketer needs to identify distinct customer groups with needs and wants, classify them on basis of descriptive characteristics and behavioral dimensions is **[market segmentation]** 9. Consumer behavior focuses specifically on the **[Buyer]** 10. **[Consumer behavior]** involves the process of exchange between the buyer and the seller, mutually beneficial for both. 1. A relatively permanent change in a behavior as a result of experience is **[Learning]** 2. Marketing factor that affect consumer behavior include **[Promotion]** 3. Social Factors that influence consumer behavior include **[Family]** 4. changes in individual behavior that are caused by information and experience is **[learning]** 5. It is a tendency to respond in a given manner to a particular situation or object or idea **[Attitude]** 6. The inner drive that motivates a person to act or behave in a certain manner **[motives]** 7. It is the impression, which one forms about a certain situation or object **[Perception.]** 8. Permanent and ordered division in society on basis of values and interests is **[social class]** 9. Marketing communication is one of the [ **External sources** ]of customer information 1. The person who identifies a need and first suggests the idea of buying a particular product or service **[initiator ]** 2. **A feeling of tension and anxiety that a consumer experiences after the purchase of a product is called [cognitive dissonance]** 3. **[Non Programmed decision making]** is applied for problems that arise suddenly and are unique 4. **[Programmed decision making]** is applied for problems that are routine and regular. 5. A consumer purchase is actually a response to a **[problem]** 6. **[Organize problem-solving (OPS)] is not considered as a Level of Consumer Decision Making.** 7. The consumer is familiar of the product or service offering; but is unaware of the various brands **[( LPS) Limited problem solving]** 8. Any work carried out by the provider in favor of the consumer for a consideration or free of charge **[Service]** 9. Consumer decision making is a **[complex process.]** 10. Buyer decision process starts with **[Need recognition]** **[CHAPTER-4]** 1. In \'stages of adoption process\', customer decides to become regular user in **[Adoption]** 2. The person who identifies a need and first suggests the idea of buying a particular product or service is called **[initiator.]** 3. Adopter group who is suspicious of change is classified as **[Laggard]** 4. The moods and condition of the customer at the time of purchase may also affect the **[buying decision]** 5. Group which adopts innovation only after it becomes a tradition is classified as **[laggard]** 6. Those consumers who are the first to go and purchase a new product or service offering **[innovators]** 7. When any potential customer become a regular user of product, this change is called **[Adoption]** 8. In \'adoption process for new products\', customer seek information in the **[Interest stage]** 9. consumer is exposed to the new product/service offering, and gets to know of the product is **[Awareness]** 10. **[Diffusion]** is a macro process that deals with the spread of a new product or service offering amongst the potential market. 11. As per Rogers classification of adopters, **[Innovators]** are those consumers who are the first to go and purchase a new product or service offering.