Major subdecisons involved in buying decision
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1) Major subdecisions in a consumer buying decision include need class, product class, brand, vendor, quantity, timing, and payment method. 2) There are successive sets involved in decision making including the awareness set, consideration set, and choice set. 3) Common methods for studying consumer buying decisions include introspective, retrospective, prospective, and prescriptive methods.
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- 2. CONSUMER BUYING DECISIONS Need Class Generic Class Product Class Product Form Quantity Timing Payment Brand Vendor Method
- 3. EVOKED SET set of alternatives that the buyer would actually consider at the stage of the decision process.
- 4. SUCCESSIVE SETS INVOLVED IN DECISION MAKING Consideration Choice Total Set Awareness Set Decision Set Set Unawareness Infeasible Nonchoice Set Set Set
- 5. METHODS Introspective Method - they can introspect their own behavior. Retrospective Method - they can interview recent purchasers. Prospective Method - find some customers who are contemplating buying the product. Prescriptive Method - ask a group of customers to describe the ideal way for people to go about the product.
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- 7. Need Arousal Information Search Evaluation Behavior 1. Personal Searches 1. Product Attributes Internal or External 2. Commercial 2. Attribute Importance Stimuli Searches and Attribute 3. Public Searches Salience 3. Brand Beliefs 4. Experiential 4. Utility Function Searches 5. Evaluation Procedure Consumers take The buyer’s decision further action after about which brand to purchase base on purchase. their satisfaction or dissatisfaction Purchase Decision Postpurchase Feelings