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Chapter 8 Exam
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_______ happens when a consumer realizes that there is a difference between what is happening and what ideally could happen.
Problem recognition
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Situational involvement
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Active evaluation
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Uncertainty avoidance
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Browsing a brands website to just to see what is new, is an example of
consumer shopping motivations.
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the discontinuation paradigm.
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message-response involvement.
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an ongoing information search.
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When fashion experts gather information to solidify their social positions they are fulfilling their _______ informational needs.
functional
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symbolic
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innovation
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aesthetic
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Dennis purchased a new snowboard but it broke the first time he used it. Dennis thinks that this happened because he is not experienced enough. This is a(n) _______ attribution assessment.
external
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stable
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internal
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unstable
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A consumer's _______ information needs are fulfilled when information is used as a stimulus to creative thinking, beauty, and appreciation.
hedonic
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symbolic
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functional
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aesthetic
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A consumer has to buy soda for a party. Coke and Pepsi are the first brands that come to mind when faced with this choice. Coke and Pepsi are part of the consumer's _______ set.
inept
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evoked
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inert
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active
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A consumer is going to buy a new house. They go for a tour and ask their family and friends what they think of the house. This an example of an _______ search for information.
impulsive
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exciting
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internal
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external
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Variety seeking behavior often occurs with _______ products.
enduring involvement
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low-involvement
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product involvement
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ego involvement
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A consumer is checking out at a grocery store and decides to buy a candy bar at the last minute. This is a(n)
impulse purchase.
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maximizing decision.
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compliance heuristic.
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exchange ritual.
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When considering a purchase, a _______ will often choose a brand based on simple decision criteria, such as price.
maximizer
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predictor
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satisficer
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trendsetter
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A brand is using the _______ rule by claiming that a majority of consumers prefer their products.
expertise
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consensus
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reliability
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reciprocity
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The first time you decide to ride a roller coaster, you spend the rest of the night sick with an awful stomachache. Using the _______ heuristic, you will probably conclude that all rollercoasters are terrible, and you never want to ride one again.
representativeness
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persuasion
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compliance
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lexicographic
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Trader Joe's offers a low-fat version of their kettle cooked chips. Rather than labelling them as reduced fat, they label them as reduced guilt. This is an example of
anchoring.
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framing.
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reciprocity.
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expertise.
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According to the compliance heuristic of _______, if a salesperson at a beauty counter helps a customer apply makeup, the customer is more likely to comply with a request to make a purchase.
scarcity
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anchoring
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consensus
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reciprocity
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An advertisement reading "Limited time offer!" is an example of what type of heuristic?
Prediction
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Scarcity
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Consensus
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Reciprocity
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