midterm | MKTG 4732 - Consumer Behavior, Quizzes of Consumer Behaviour

Class: MKTG 4732 - Consumer Behavior; Subject: Marketing; University: East Carolina University; Term: Fall 2013;

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2013/2014

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TERM 1
Consumer Behavior
DEFINITION 1
the set of value-seeking activities that take place as people
go about addressing and attempting to address real needs
TERM 2
Basic Consumption process
DEFINITION 2
Need, want, exchange, costs and benefits, reaction, value
TERM 3
relationship quality/ relationship marketing
(CRM)
DEFINITION 3
activities based on the belief that the firms performance is
enhanced though repeat business
TERM 4
consumer value framework
DEFINITION 4
consumer behavior theory that illustrates factors that shape
consumption related behaviors and ultimately determine the
value associated with consumption
TERM 5
Value
DEFINITION 5
A personal assessment of the net worth obtained from an
activity
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Consumer Behavior

the set of value-seeking activities that take place as people

go about addressing and attempting to address real needs

TERM 2

Basic Consumption process

DEFINITION 2

Need, want, exchange, costs and benefits, reaction, value

TERM 3

relationship quality/ relationship marketing

(CRM)

DEFINITION 3

activities based on the belief that the firms performance is

enhanced though repeat business

TERM 4

consumer value framework

DEFINITION 4

consumer behavior theory that illustrates factors that shape

consumption related behaviors and ultimately determine the

value associated with consumption

TERM 5

Value

DEFINITION 5

A personal assessment of the net worth obtained from an

activity

Internal influences

things that go on inside of the mind and heart of the

consumer

TERM 7

external influences

DEFINITION 7

social and cultural aspects of life as a consumer

TERM 8

CLV (lifetime value)

DEFINITION 8

approximate worth of a consumer to a company in economic

terms; overall profitability of an individual consumer

TERM 9

Learning

DEFINITION 9

change in behavior resulting from some interaction between

a person and a stimulus

TERM 10

Perception

DEFINITION 10

consumer's awareness and interpretation of reality

subliminal persuasion

behavior change induced by subliminal processing

TERM 17

Weber's law aka just noticeable difference

DEFINITION 17

law that states that a consumers ability to detect differences

between two levels of a stimulus decreases as the intensity

of the initial stimulus increases

TERM 18

implicit

DEFINITION 18

memory for things that a person did not try to remember

TERM 19

explicit

DEFINITION 19

Memory that develops when a person is exposed to, attends,

and tries to remember information

TERM 20

Types of memory

DEFINITION 20

Sensoryworkbench (short-term)long-term

associations and how you learn

repetitiondual codingmeaningful encodingchunking

TERM 22

memory trace

DEFINITION 22

mental path by which some thought becomes active

TERM 23

spreading activation

DEFINITION 23

way cognitive activation spreads from one concept (or node)

to another.

TERM 24

tag

DEFINITION 24

Small piece of coded information that helps with the retrieval

of knowledge

TERM 25

paths

DEFINITION 25

Representations of the association between nodes in an

associative network.

Social Schemata/stereotype

cognitive representation that gives a specific type of person

meaning

TERM 32

script

DEFINITION 32

schema representing an event

TERM 33

elaboration

DEFINITION 33

extent to which a consumer continues processing a message

even after an initial understanding is achieved

TERM 34

homeostasis

DEFINITION 34

State of equilibrium wherein the body naturally reacts in a

way so as to maintain a constant, normal bloodstream

TERM 35

motivation

DEFINITION 35

hedonic- drive to experience something emotionally

gratifyingutilitarian- drive to acquire products that can be

used to accomplish something