Market Research
Consumer Behaviour
Pricing
Packaging
Branding
100
  1. What is the study of consumers’ buying habits called?


Market research

100
  1. What influences how consumers choose products?


Price

100
  1. What pricing method adds cost plus a margin?


Cost-plus

100
  1. What protects the product and its contents?


Wrapper

100
  1. What gives a product a distinctive identity?


Brand

200
  1. What type of taste varies among consumers?


Subjective

200
  1. What is the term for consumers’ emotions affecting purchases?


Attitude

200
  1. What pricing method surveys customers before setting a price?


Market-oriented

200
  1. What enhances the appearance of a product?


Design

200
  1. What differentiates a product from competitors?


Logo

300
  1. What is the term for anticipating product demand?


Forecasting

300
  1. What kind of behaviour helps marketers predict buying decisions?


Consumption

300
  1. What is pricing that temporarily reduces price to boost sales?


Promotional

300
  1. What preserves the product’s life?


Storage

300
  1. What builds consumer loyalty to a product?


Reputation

400
  1. What factor helps determine product price and quality relative to competitors?


Competition

400
  1. What factor refers to perceived necessity of a product?


Need

400
  1. What pricing strategy targets high-end, price-insensitive customers?


Skimming

400
  1. What communicates product details to the consumer?


Label

400
  1. What type of name is registered for exclusive use?


Trademark

500
  1. What is used to rank consumers’ preferences for products?


Bundles

500
  1. What aspect of marketing is shaped by consumer choices?


Strategy

500
  1. What pricing technique sets price just below a round number?


Psychological

500
  1. What makes products convenient to handle?


Packaging

500
  1. What term refers to the appeal of a product name or symbol?


Recognition

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