CB Basics
Internal Influences
External Influences
Choosing/Using Products
CB Theories/Effects
100

A person who identifies a need or desire, makes a purchase, and disposes of the product.

What is a consumer?

100

The process by which people select, organize, and interpret sensations.

What is perception?

100
An actual or imaginary individual/group that significantly influences behavior.

What is a reference group?

100

A decision rule we use if we select the brand that is the best of the most important attribute.

What is the Lexicographic rule?

100

The LOWEST level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.

What are Biological/Physiological/Innate Needs?
200

It is the "A" in the ABC Model.

What is Affect?

200

The sense that is most powerful, with regard to emotions.

What is scent or smell?

200
When a person moves from one social class to another.

What is vertical social mobility?

200
A type of conflict when choosing between TWO desirable options.

What is Approach-Approach conflict?

200

When positive impressions of a person in one area (they are pretty), positively influences opinions in other areas.

What is the Halo Effect?

300
The first step in the Consumer Decision Making Process.

What is need or opportunity recognition?

300

The processes that lead people to behave as they do.

What is motivation?

300
The process of taking on another group's culture.

What is ACCULTURATION?

300

When performance does NOT exceed expectations.

What is negative disconfirmation?

300

This effect is the irrational tendency to overvalue something just because you own it.

What is the Endowment Effect?

400

A "rule" marketers use to identify its heavy users.

What is the 80/20 Rule?

400

The tendency to attribute human characteristics to objects or animals.

What is anthropomorphism?

400

The Generation also known as "Latch Key kids."

What is Generation X?

400

When exposure to something influences later behavior, without being aware the first thing guided the behavior.

What is Priming?

400

This type of Long-Term memory is specific events, situations, and experiences.

What is Episodic Memory?

500

When a person buys the same thing over and over due to convenience.

What is Brand Inertia?

500

The lowest level of a stimulus (light, sound, touch, etc.) that a person can detect.

What is the Absolute Threshold?

500

Also known as embedded marketing, it's a marketing technique where specific brands or products are incorporated into television program.

What is Product Placement?

500

Consumers are familiar with brands in this set (and a Marketers goal is at least be in this set).

What is an Evoked Set?

500
This effect states that when multiple similar objects are present, the one that differs from the rest is most likely to be remembered.

What is the von Restorff (Isolation) Effect?

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