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opinion leader influence

A popular football player at a college who is able to influence the buying decisions of fans would best be described as​ a(n) __________.

black box

According to the​ stimulus-response model of buyer​ behavior, marketing and other stimuli enter the​ consumer's __________ and produce certain responses.

family

Compared to the mainstream buying​ public, Hispanic consumers tend to be deeply​ __________ oriented, making this a special characteristic and behavior.

cognitive

Consumer purchases are influenced strongly by certain characteristics which include all of the following except​ __________.

psychological

Consumer​ motivation, perception, and learning are related to the​ __________ factors influencing consumer behavior.

information search

IMG World provides college students with​ new, relevant​ media, making which stage of the consumer buyer behavior process easier for the​ consumer?

age and life stages

IMG​ World's products and services are geared toward colleges and​ students, the students of which may be considered young achievers. This designation can be best described as which influential factor of consumer buying​ behavior?

there are five stages

In the product adoption​ process, __________.

innovators and early adopters

People can be classified into adopter categories. Which two categories are the first to adopt a new product​ idea?

innovators

The first group marketers try to bring their new products to the attention to are potential​ __________.

culture

The most basic determinant of a​ person's wants and behavior are embedded in a consumers​ __________.

Cultural​ characteristics, social​ characteristics, personal​ characteristics, and psychological characteristics

What are the four general characteristics that influence consumer​ purchases?

culture, subculture, and social class

What are the three cultural factors that influence consumer buyer​ behavior?

The relationship between consumer expectations and perceived product performance

What determines if a buyer is satisfied or dissatisfied with a​ purchase?

Need recognition​, information search​, evaluation of alternatives​, the purchase decision​, and postpurchase behavior

What is the correct order of the five stages in the buyer decision​ process?

personal sources

What tends to be the most effective source of information when consumers make a buying​ decision?

complex

When consumers engage in​ __________ buying behavior they go through a learning​ process, so it is most important that marketers understand information gathering and evaluation behavior.

. Under conditions of​ low-consumer involvement and little significant brand difference

When does the habitual buying behavior​ occur?

complexity

Which of the five characteristics identified in the text has an inverse relationship with an​ innovation's rate of​ adoption? As this characteristic​ increases, the rate of adoption is slower.

Individuals and households that buy goods and services for personal consumption

Which of the following correctly defines the consumer​ market? A. Consumers who spend more than​ $5,000 yearly on goods and services B. ​Manufacturers, resellers, and consumers C. Consumers and the businesses who sell to them D. Consumers and the resellers who consumers buy their products from E. Individuals and households that buy goods and services for personal consumption

Small groups​, social​ networks, ​family, and social roles and status

Which of the following correctly identifies the social factors that influence consumer buyer​ behavior? A. Small​ groups, social​ networks, social​ class, and subculture B. Small groups​, ​family, social​ class, and lifestyle C. ​Family, social​ networks, social​ class, and subculture D. Small groups​, social​ networks, ​family, and social roles and status E. Small groups​, social​ networks, ​family, and social class

occupation

Which of the following is a personal factor that influences a​ consumer's buying​ behavior?

Consumers are often unaware of what influences their purchases.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding consumer buying​ decisions? A. Consumers are often unaware of what influences their purchases. B. A​ buyer's characteristics such as age and income have little influence on buying decisions. C. Marketers are interested in what and where consumers​ buy, but not how much they buy. D. The consumer buying decision process is of little interest to marketers. E. The easiest part of studying buying decisions is determining the whys behind consumer buying behavior.

Consumers tend to buy brands whose personality matches their own

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the influence of personal factors on buyer​ behavior? A. The PRIZM segmentation system primarily classifies households based on their interest in social networks. B. The concept of lifestyle is too complex to be of use to marketers. C. Consumers tend to buy brands whose personality matches their own. D. A​ person's occupation does not affect the goods they purchase. E. Marketers have found that it is not useful to define target markets in terms of​ life-cycle stage.

Consumers​ may, in some​ situations, skip steps in the buyer decision process.

Which of the following statements regarding the buyer decision process is​ correct? A. Consumers tend to take the same amount of time going through the stages of the buyer decision process. B. The nature of the product has no effect on the buyer decision process. C. The buyer decision process consists of four stages. D. Consumers​ may, in some​ situations, skip steps in the buyer decision process. E. Consumers go through all stages of the buyer decision process for every purchase situation.

awareness

__________ is the first stage in the new product adoption process.

habitual

students purchasing items with the college logo most likely represent consumers involved in which type of buying​ behavior?

dissonance reducing buying

​__________ behavior occurs when consumers are highly involved with an​ expensive, infrequent, or risky purchase but see little difference among brands.


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