This course is designed to equip students with the understanding of fundamental theories of consumer behavior and their managerial significance for practitioners. Best wishes.
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This document discusses factors that influence consumer buying behavior, including cultural, social, and personal factors. It analyzes how culture, subcultures, family, social roles, and reference groups shape consumer decisions. On a personal level, it examines how age, values, life cycle stage, occupation, personality, self-concept, wealth, and lifestyle all affect what consumers buy. Key psychological processes like perception, motivation, learning, and memory are also summarized in how they guide consumer responses to marketing. Models of consumer decision making and the perceived risks involved are presented.
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This document discusses factors that influence consumer buying behavior. It identifies 5 main factors: 1) Psychological factors like motivation and perception 2) Social factors such as family, reference groups, and roles/status 3) Cultural factors including overall culture, subcultures, and social class 4) Economic factors such as income, savings, credit 5) Personal factors. It provides details on each factor and how they shape consumer decisions, preferences, and purchasing habits. Understanding these influences helps brands develop more effective marketing strategies tailored to different consumer segments.
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1. There are different types of customer buying behaviors like routine, occasional, complex decisions, and impulse buys.
2. Customer behavior is influenced by cultural, social, personal, psychological, and other factors.
3. Maslow's hierarchy of needs theorizes that human motivations are based on unmet needs ranging from basic physical needs to higher psychological needs.
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This document provides an overview of the syllabus for the course MMPM 001 (Consumer Behaviour). The course is divided into 4 blocks that cover various topics related to consumer behaviour, including individual influences like perceptions, attitudes, and motivation; group influences such as family, culture, and reference groups; and the consumer decision making process from problem recognition to post-purchase behaviour. The course is being counselled online by Dr. Pankaj Kumar Bharti, Assistant Professor at Meerut College.
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This document outlines the syllabus for the MMPM 001 Consumer Behaviour course offered by IGNOU. The syllabus is divided into 4 blocks that cover the nature and concepts of consumer behaviour, individual influences on buying behaviour like perceptions and attitudes, group influences from reference groups and culture, and sector applications including the purchase process. The 15 units explore topics like consumer behaviour models, lifestyle marketing, organisational buying, learning and motivation, family influences, and emerging issues.
This document discusses factors that influence consumer buying behavior. It identifies 5 main factors: 1) Psychological factors like motivation and perception 2) Social factors such as family, reference groups, and roles/status 3) Cultural factors including overall culture, subcultures, and social class 4) Economic factors such as income, savings, credit 5) Personal factors. It provides details on each factor and how they shape consumer decisions, preferences, and purchasing habits. Understanding these influences helps brands develop more effective marketing strategies tailored to different consumer segments.
This document discusses consumer learning objectives including understanding the elements of learning, behavioral learning, classical conditioning, instrumental conditioning, observational learning, and how consumers process information. It also discusses measuring the outcomes of consumer learning and the impact of involvement and passive learning on purchase decisions. Key learning concepts covered are the four elements of learning, classical and instrumental conditioning, stimulus generalization and discrimination, information processing and storage, and measures of recall and brand equity.
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1. There are different types of customer buying behaviors like routine, occasional, complex decisions, and impulse buys.
2. Customer behavior is influenced by cultural, social, personal, psychological, and other factors.
3. Maslow's hierarchy of needs theorizes that human motivations are based on unmet needs ranging from basic physical needs to higher psychological needs.
4. The consumer decision making process involves need recognition, information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase, and post-purchase evaluation. Cultural, social, and psychological factors affect each step of this process.
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The document discusses consumer behavior and online marketing. It covers several key topics:
1. What is consumer behavior and what influences it, both external factors like culture, age, and social class, as well as internal psychological processes.
2. How consumer research helps marketers develop marketing strategies by understanding how consumers make purchasing decisions and how different groups can be targeted.
3. The various methods used to collect consumer behavior data, such as surveys, focus groups, and experiments.
4. How consumer decision making works, from problem recognition through the post-purchase evaluation process. Memory and knowledge play important roles in consumer choices.
The document outlines the course outcomes and units for a consumer behavior course. On completion of the course, learners will be able to identify, explain, use, differentiate, appraise, and create in relation to concepts of consumer behavior. The course covers 6 units, including introduction to consumer behavior, consumer decision making process, models of consumer behavior, sociological influences, psychological influences, and interdisciplinary nature of consumer behavior.
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The document discusses the objectives and syllabus of a course on consumer behavior. The objective is to explain the fundamentals of consumer behavior and how to conduct consumer research for marketing decisions. After the course, students will be able to discuss consumer decision processes and factors influencing behavior, like social, cultural, personal and psychological factors. The syllabus covers introduction to consumer behavior, models of behavior, motivations, perceptions, attitudes, decision making, and more. Course outcomes are mapped to Bloom's taxonomy of learning objectives.
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- Younger Indians are prioritizing savings for electronics, travel, and other goods and experiences.
- Domestic Indian brands are gaining more trust and respect compared to foreign brands.
- Cultural, social, personal, and psychological factors all influence consumer behavior and purchasing decisions in India.
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- While brands were considered important, many consumers were open to switching or buying different brands depending on features and options available. Preferences depended more on individual assessment than outside influences.
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3. The consumer buying decision process involves problem recognition, information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase decision, and post-purchase behavior based on satisfaction level. Understanding these influences and the decision process is important for satisfying customer demands.
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2. Contents of the Course
Part 1: An Introduction to Consumer Behavior (CB)
Part 2: The Psychological Core
Part 3: The Process of Making Decision
Part 4: The Consumer’s Culture
Part 5: Consumer Behavior Outcomes and Issues
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4. Part 2: An Introduction to Consumer Behavior
Chapter 1: Understanding
Consumer Behavior
– Defining Consumer
Behavior
– What Affects Consumer
Behavior?
– Who Benefits from the
Study of Consumer
Behavior?
– Making Business Decisions
Based on the Marketing
Implications of Consumer
Behavior
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5. Part 2: The Psychological CORE
Chapter 2: Motivation,
Ability, and Opportunity
(MAO) model
– Consumer motivation and
its effects
– What determines
motivation?
– Consumer ability;
resources to act
– Consumer opportunity
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6. Part 2: The Psychological CORE
Chapter 3: From Exposure
to Comprehension
– Exposure and CB
– Attention and CB
– Perception and CB
– Comprehension and CB
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7. Part 2: The Psychological CORE
Chapter 4: Memory and
Knowledge
– What is memory?
– Knowledge content,
structure and flexibility
– Memory and retrieval
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8. Part 2: The Psychological CORE
Chapter 5: Attitude based on
high effort
– What are attitudes?
– The cognitive foundations of
attitudes
– How cognitively based attitudes are
influenced?
– The Affective foundations of
attitudes
– How affectively based attitudes are
influenced?
– Attitude toward the AD
– When do attitudes predict behavior?
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9. Part 2: The Psychological CORE
Chapter 6: Attitude
based on low effort
– High-effort vs low-effort
routes to persuasion
– Unconscious influences on
attitudes when consumer
effort is low
– Cognitive bases of attitudes
when effort is low
– Affective bases of attitudes
when effort is low
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10. Part 3: The process of making
decisions
Chapter 7: Problem
recognition and
information search
– Problem recognition
– Internal search; searching
for information from
memory
– External search; searching
for information form the
environment
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11. Part 3: The process of making
decisions
Chapter 8: Judgment and
decision-making based on
high effort
– High-effort judgment
processes
– High-effort decisions and
high-effort decision-making
processes
– Thought based decisions
– Feeling based decisions
– What affects high-effort
decisions?
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12. Part 3: The process of making
decisions
Chapter 9: Judgment and
decision-making based
on low effort
– Low-effort judgment
processes
– Low-effort decisions and
high-effort decision-
making processes
– Thought based decisions
– Feeling based decisions
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13. Part 3: The process of making
decisions
Chapter 10: Post-decision
processes
– Post-decision dissonance
and regret
– Learning from consumer
experience
– How do consumers make
satisfaction or dissatisfaction
judgment?
– Responses to
dissatisfaction?
– Is customer satisfaction
enough?
– Disposition
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14. Part 4: The consumer’s culture
Chapter 11: Social
influences on
consumer behavior
– Sources of influence
– Reference groups as
sources of influence
– Normative influence
– Informational influence
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15. Part 4: The consumer’s culture
Chapter 12: Consumer
diversity
– How age affects CB?
– How gender and
sexual orientation
affect CB?
– How regional
influences CB?
– How ethnic and
religious influences
affect CB?
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16. Part 4: The consumer’s culture
Chapter 13:
Household and social
class influences
– How the household
influence CB?
– Social class
– How does social class
affect consumption?
– The consumption
pattern of specific
social classes
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17. Part 4: The consumer’s culture
Chapter 14:
Psychographics:
values, personality, and
lifestyles
– Values
– Personality
– Lifestyles
– Psychographics:
combing values,
personality, and
lifestyles
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18. Part 5: Consumer behavior
outcomes and issues
Chapter 15: Innovation:
Adoption, Resistance, and
Diffusion
– Innovations
– Resistance vs adoption
– Diffusion
– Influences on adoption,
resistance, and diffusion
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19. Part 5: Consumer behavior
outcomes and issues
Chapter 16: Symbolic
consumer behavior
– Sources and functions of
symbolic meaning
– Special possessions and
brands
– Sacred meaning
– The transfer of symbolic
meaning through gift
giving
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20. Part 5: Consumer behavior
outcomes and issues
Chapter 17: Marketing
Ethics, and Social
Responsibility in Today’s
consumer society
– In search of balance
– Marketing ethics,
consumer ethics, and
deviant consumer behavior
– Social responsibility issues
in marketing
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