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Chapter 7 Exam
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A consumer is happy that their favorite restaurant delivers. This is an example of the _______ component of consumer attitudes.
behavioral
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affective
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expectancy
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cognitive
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A consumer decides to sign up for the loyalty program at a local grocery store. This is an example of the _______ component of consumer attitudes.
expectancy
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affective
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behavioral
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cognitive
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Peter only buys Nike sneakers because he believes that they help him run faster. This is an example of the _______ component of consumer attitudes.
cognitive
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expectancy
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affective
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behavioral
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Affect is a starting point of the _______ hierarchy of effects.
behavioral
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low-involvement
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emotional
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high-involvement
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Kara feels uneasy after buying a plastic water bottle, despite knowing that they are bad for the environment. Kara is experiencing
social compliance.
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planned obsolescence.
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behavioral confliction.
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cognitive dissonance.
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The _______ function proposes that consumers seek maximum usefulness and value from their consumption.
utilitarian
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value-expressive
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ego-defensive
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knowledge
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An anti-aging moisturizer protects and enhances a consumer's self-image by helping to reduce signs of aging. What function does this product perform for the consumer?
A knowledge function
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A utilitarian function
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A value-expressive function
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An ego-defensive function
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A consumer thinks that it is very important that produce is fresh and locally sourced. This is an example of which element of the miltiattribute model?
Beliefs
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Evaluation
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Perceptions
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Augmentation
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The purpose of multiattribute approaches are to _______ express the relationship between the model's components.
qualitatively
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subjectively
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quantitatively
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enthusiastically
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Using the _______ decision rule, customers rank the product attributes by their importance, select the most important attribute, and then pick the brand that scores highest on that attribute.
representative
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ego-protective
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lexicographic
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conjunctive
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When a consumer ranks attributes by importance and sets a minimum acceptable cut-off point for each attribute, they are using the
elaboration likelihood model.
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elimination-by-aspects model.
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enduring involvement model.
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expectancy-value model.
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A car company is trying to convince consumers that automatic parking capabilities are extremely important in a car. Typically, consumers do not consider this feature when purchasing a car. This is an example of which behavioral change strategy?
Change an intention
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Change a principle
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Change an evaluation
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Change a belief
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According to the _______, regardless of the route to persuasion that is taken, attitude change occurs if the consumer has the ability to process the information.
elaboration likelihood model
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enduring involvement model
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expectancy-value model
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elimination-by-aspects model
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Consumers who use the central route for processing make
greater use of product related information.
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impulsive decisions based on convenience.
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sure that they avoid certain products.
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decisions based on normative beliefs.
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Because marketers of low involvement products know that many everyday purchases involve peripheral route processing, they construct ads that
track specific behavioral intentions.
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are only intended to attract attention.
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require logical reasoning and focus.
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offer detailed product information.
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