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- 2. THE PPT COVERS VARIOUS TOPICS OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR • Consumer Behaviour • Importance of Consumer behavior • SEGMENT BOUDING • MODEL OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Viewpoints on Studying Consumer Behavior • Characteristics Affecting Consumer Behavior • Consumer Decision-Making Process • VARIOUS MODELS OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Family Decision-making
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- 5. The study of Consumer Behaviour covers: • 1. Consumers in the Market Place. • 2. Consumers as individuals. • 3. Consumers as decision makers. • 4. Consumers and subcultures. • 5. Consumers and cultures.
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- 7. • Segment Bounding Means by which marketers differentiate among consumers and market segments.
- 8. MODEL OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
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- 10. Characteristics Affecting Consumer Behavior
- 12. Complete model of consumer behavior
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