A) self-evaluation.
B) self-concept.
C) self-actualization.
D) individualized perception.
E) personal perception.
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A) their primary motivation for buying products and their resources.
B) their demographics.
C) their product usage,age,and gender.
D) where they live.
E) their media usage and their demographics.
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A) selective retention
B) selective comprehension
C) selective exposure
D) selective perception
E) subliminal discrimination
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A) using slogans,music,and humor in advertising.
B) giving appropriate product demonstrations.
C) recruiting and deploying people to produce buzz.
D) employing reference and social class groups.
E) running "teaser" advertising campaigns in advance of new-product introductions.
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A) self-actualization
B) personal
C) social
D) safety
E) physiological
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A) consumer purchase decision process.
B) organizational buying decision process.
C) marketing research process.
D) marketing program.
E) consumer socialization process.
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A) $12 billion
B) $26 billion
C) $104 billion
D) $208 billion
E) $547 billion
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A) Psychographics is unable to provide actionable information about potential customers since the data obtained from the research is too subjective to be reliably interpreted and acted upon.
B) Although helpful in segmenting markets,psychographics is limited in its ability to target consumers.
C) Psychographics combines demographic data,psychological data,and actual spending data of consumers to create VALS profiles.
D) Psychographics combines psychology,lifestyle,and demographics to uncover consumer motivations for buying and using offerings.
E) Psychographic data is extremely vulnerable to current social trends and therefore is best suited to new market-product combinations rather than existing ones.
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A) purchase.
B) reinforcement.
C) response.
D) drive.
E) cue.
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A) subculture
B) social class
C) reference group
D) family unit
E) household
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A) drive
B) reinforcement
C) cue
D) response
E) prompt
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A) problem recognition
B) information search
C) alternative evaluation
D) purchase decision
E) postpurchase behavior
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A) "A"
B) "B"
C) "C"
D) "D"
E) "E"
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A) evaluating particular products
B) selecting the type of purchase outlet
C) establishing a purchase timeline
D) minimizing cognitive dissonance
E) yielding brand names that might meet the criteria
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A) temporal states.
B) antecedent states.
C) information sources.
D) evaluative criteria.
E) the consideration set.
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A) limit their information search to an internal one
B) minimize problem solving involvement
C) read ads for the new basketball shoe even after the purchase has been made
D) conceal the product purchase from others
E) If the shoe is comfortable and gives the requisite support,there will be no cognitive dissonance.
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A) Experiencers
B) Believers
C) Makers
D) Achievers
E) Thinkers
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A) drive
B) reinforcement
C) cue
D) response
E) prompt
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