Consumer Behavior Terms and Definitions, Quizzes of Marketing

Definitions for various terms related to the consumer behavior process, including evaluative criteria, purchase stage, post-purchase evaluation, cognitive dissonance, situational influences, psychological influences, perception, motives, learning, attitude, self-concept, and lifestyles.

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TERM 1
evaluative criteria
DEFINITION 1
3nd stage of consumer buying decisio n process. to assess the
products in a consideration set the bu yer uses evaluative criteria:
objective (such as the size of a calc) and subjective (such as style)
product characteristics that are imp ortnat to a buyer. criter ia to
compare, rate, and rank different pro ducts. marketers influence
inexperienced consumers by framing alternatives
TERM 2
Purchase stage
DEFINITION 2
4th stage in comsuming buyers decision process. conusmers
select products or brands on the basis of results from the
evaluation stage and other dimensions. they also pick who
they will buy the product from
TERM 3
post purchas evaluation
DEFINITION 3
after the purchase, buyers evaluate the product to determine
if its actual performance meets expected levels
TERM 4
cognitive dissonance
DEFINITION 4
Cognitive dissonance is an uncomfortable feeling caused by
holding two contradictory ideas simultaneously. ;
dissatisfaction brought on by the consumer's doubts as to
whether he or she should have bought the product in the first
place or would have been better off buying another
desireable brand
TERM 5
3 major catagories of influences affect the
consumer buying decision process
DEFINITION 5
1. situational 2. psychological 3. social
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evaluative criteria

3nd stage of consumer buying decision process. to assess the products in a consideration set the buyer uses evaluative criteria: objective (such as the size of a calc) and subjective (such as style) product characteristics that are importnat to a buyer. criteria to compare, rate, and rank different products. marketers influence inexperienced consumers by framing alternatives TERM 2

Purchase stage

DEFINITION 2 4th stage in comsuming buyers decision process. conusmers select products or brands on the basis of results from the evaluation stage and other dimensions. they also pick who they will buy the product from TERM 3

post purchas evaluation

DEFINITION 3 after the purchase, buyers evaluate the product to determine if its actual performance meets expected levels TERM 4

cognitive dissonance

DEFINITION 4 Cognitive dissonance is an uncomfortable feeling caused by holding two contradictory ideas simultaneously. ; dissatisfaction brought on by the consumer's doubts as to whether he or she should have bought the product in the first place or would have been better off buying another desireable brand TERM 5

3 major catagories of influences affect the

consumer buying decision process

DEFINITION 5

  1. situational 2. psychological 3. social

situational influences

affect the consumer buying decision process. ...are external circumstances or conditions existing when a consumer makes a purchas decision. includes surroundings, time, reason for purchase, and the buyer's mood and condition TERM 7

psycholocigal influences

DEFINITION 7 affect the consumer buying decision process ...partly determine people's general behavior, thus influencing their behavior as consumers. primary psychological influences on consumer behavior are perception, motives, learning, attitudes, personality and self-concept, lifestyles TERM 8

preception

DEFINITION 8 the process of selctiong, organizing an dinterpreting info inputs (sensation recieved trhough sight, taste, hearing, smell and touch) to produce meaning. 3 steps in perception process 1.selection 2. organization 3. interpretation. individuals have numerous perceptions of packages, products, brands, and organizations that affect their buying decision process TERM 9

The primary psychological influences

DEFINITION 9 perception, motives, learning, attitudes, personality and self- concept, lifestyles TERM 10

learning

DEFINITION 10 refers to changes in a person's thought process and behavior caused by info and experience