Socialization
External Factors
Internal Factors
Decision-Making Process
Misc
100

What is socialization?

The process by which people assimilate and develop the skills, knowledge, attitudes, and other “equipment” necessary to perform various social roles.

100

What are the two external factors that influence consumer behavior:

Marketing Mix and Economic Factors

100

What are the three internal factors that influence consumer behavior, specifically the:

Beliefs and attitudes, Values, Knowledge

100

Consumers compare products and options before making a choice is which part of the Decision-Making Process?

Alternative evaluation

100

The frequency, duration, and intensity of involvement in a sport best describes: 

Commitment

200

What are some triggers of socialization?

attending a game, playing with family/friends, watching a broadcast, or using an app

200

Price strongly influences _______

attendance

200

Positive attitudes toward a brand = 

more receptive to marketing and new products.

200

Marketers track and analyze customer behavior to retain consumers and guide product development. Which part of the Decision-Making Process does this belong to?

Post-purchase evaluation  

200

What is a motivation to play a sport?

Learning and improving skills is a primary reason for participation.

300

What are the ABCs of involvement?

Affective involvement, Behavioral involvement, and Cognitive involvement

300

______ drives the shift from cable to OTT services

Cord Cutting

300

Changing negative attitudes requires

time, effort, and resources, often less efficient than targeting loyal consumers.

300

motorsports, team sports, and water sports best describes this level of Kotlers product choice? 

Product class

300

What are examples of "Fun and Festival" in regards to internal factors?

tailgating, concourses, mascots, and event festivities

400

Behavioral involvement often translates to ________

purchasing tickets, merchandise, or subscriptions.

400

What is an example of politics being intertwined in sports? (from the slides in class)

Ancient Greece: Olympics served as a meeting place for leaders to discuss political/military matters.

400

Nike ads that "stir emotions → purchase → learn about product". Is an example of which hierarchies of learning in sports?

Feel → Do → Learn (emotions trigger action first, then knowledge).

400

Example: Someone wanting to try yoga may need a mat, proper clothing, and a class. This is an example of which step in the Decision-Making Process?

Problem Solving

400

What example was given in class for Geography and climate influence sport culture?

California has surfing and skateboarding due to climate and geography.

500

Cognitive involvement is usually through these forms of information:

media accounts, interviews with coaches and players, discussions with other fans magazines, websites, apps, radio, television, and smart devices.

500

Athlete activism has become highly visible since (looking for the year)

2016

500

Eustress as it pertains to sport marketing is: 

Excitement and tension from rooting or betting; emotional highs akin to gambling; growing with legalized sports wagering.

500

What methods are used in the information search step in the Decision-Making Process?

online browsing, in-store visits, reviews, social media, and other marketing channels.

500

Brands create a _________ that aligns with consumers ideal selves to attract and engage them.

brand personality

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