Perception
Comperhension, Memory and Cognitive learning
Motivation/ Emotion
100

Define Perception?

Consumers awareness and interpretation of reality 

100

Identify factors that influence consumer Comprehension

Internal factors 

Comprehension includes both cognitive and affective elements 

Signal theory 


100

What Initiates human behavior?

Motivations 

200

Define the phases of consumer perception process?

Sensing, Organzing and Reacting 

200

Explain the multiple stores memory theory

it starts with your sensory memory, to short to develop meaning. It gets passed to the workbench that is from your long term memory which is attached to new stimuli. New stimuli is a process which is meaningful encoding. They all reside in the long term memory. 

200

Classify Basic consumer motivations 

Inner reasons or driving forces behind human actions that drive consumers to address real needs 

300

What are the key differences between Intentional and unintentially learning?

learning that occurs when behavior is modified through a consumer interaction without any effortful allocation of cognitive processing


Process by which consumers set out to specifically learn information devoted to a certain subject. 

300

What is cognitive schema?

Products and brands have schemas. The product and brands can share characteristics with existing brands. Consumers will more easily understand what the product does.

300

What are the approaches to measuring consumer emotions?

Emotional Involvement drives one to consume generally through repeated experiences of strong hedonic motivations.

400

Ways to help get consumers attention in a crowded environment 

Intensity of Stimuli

Contrast 

Movement 

Surprising stimuli 

Size of Stimuli 

Involvement 

400

What is the concept of Associative Networks?

Cognitive models that incorporate long known principles of association to represent key feature s of human memory.

400

Define Schema- base effect? 

Emotions that become stored as a part of the meaning for a category. 
500

What is the definition of Just noticeable difference? 

How much stronger one stimulus has to be relative to another so that someone can notice that the two are not the same 

500

How are Mental Associations consumers a key to learning?

The things that become associated with a brand are the things that shape the brands value and meaning.

500

What is emotional contagion?

Extent to which an emotional display by one person influences the emotional state of a dystander.

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