Psychological
Personal
Social
Cultural
The Journey
100

This is the internal "need" that is strong enough to direct a person to seek satisfaction. 

Motivation

100

This factor refers to the stages a person goes through as they age, affecting what they buy (e.g., student vs. parent).

Life-cycle Stage

100

This is the most basic social unit that influences a consumer’s buying habits from childhood.

Family

100

This is a set of basic values, perceptions, and behaviors learned by a member of society.

Culture

100

The formula for Perceived Value is "Benefits minus ______."

Costs

200

A person buys organic food because they believe it is healthier. This represents which specific element?

Beliefs or Attitudes

200

This is the most common personal factor that limits a student's choice to "budget-friendly" products.

Economic Situation (Income)

200

Using iMessage or any specific application specifically because everyone in your class uses them.

Group Influence, friends, reference group

200

The preference for traditional clothes or national foods during a festival like Navruz.

Culture, Traditions or Norms

200

The very first stage where a consumer notices they are hungry or their phone is broken. 

Problem or Need Recognition

300

How a student organizes and interprets information to form a meaningful picture of a brand like Starbucks.

Perception

300

A student’s pattern of living as expressed in their activities, interests, and opinions and how they live their life.

Lifestyle

300

People within a group who exert special influence because of their personality (celebs, figures, etc).

Opinion Leaders or Influencers

300

A group of people with shared value systems based on common life experiences, Tashkent has different culture than bukhara. 

Subculture

300

The "buyer's remorse" or regret someone feels after making a major purchase like a laptop.

Post-purchase  (Evaluation)

400

Changes in an individual’s behavior arising from experience—like trying a new energy drink and liking it.

Learning

400

This behavior occurs when you switch snack brands just because you are bored, not because of price.

Variety-seeking behavior

400

You buy it because you want to show you are rich.

Status

400

In many modern societies, family is viewed as a symbol of pride.. This represents a shared cultural...

Value

400

The stage where a student checks Telegram, Instagram, or asks friends for a recommendation.

Information Search

500

When students are excited they buy, angry, or excited they buy different things... they are satisfying this specific psychological state.

Emotional State or Motivation

500

A person’s unique psychological characteristics that distinguish them, such as being "outgoing" or "adventurous."

Personality

500

A group that an individual wants to belong to, like a student wanting to dress like a professional CEO.

Influencers, reference group, opinion leaders

500

Permanent and ordered divisions in a society whose members share similar interests and wealth.

Social Class

500

When a brand gives you more than you expected, you move from "Satisfied" to this.

Delighted,, Loyalty