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The document discusses various topics related to consumer attitudes, including what attitudes are, how they are formed and changed, and their influence on marketing strategies. It describes the cognitive, affective, and behavioral components of attitudes, and different models of attitude hierarchy. It also discusses how attitudes can be used to develop marketing strategies, identify customer benefits, and evaluate products and marketing mix elements.
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2) Several theories seek to explain how attitudes are formed and function, such as the ABC model of affect, behavior, and cognition.
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- Factors that shape consumer attitudes like beliefs, affect, and behavioral intentions.
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Consumer behavior
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- Stages of consumer decision making like information search, evaluation of alternatives, and post-purchase evaluation.
- Concepts of attitudes, beliefs, and how they can be changed through marketing strategies.
- The family life cycle and how household roles and decision making change over time.
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1) Problem recognition occurs when a consumer perceives a need and becomes motivated to solve it, which can come from being out of stock, dissatisfaction, new needs/wants, related purchases, or marketing.
2) Information search happens as consumers look for information from personal sources like friends, market sources like advertisements, and public sources to inform their purchase decision.
3) Evaluation of alternatives involves consumers comparing different brands or products based on attributes to determine which options can best solve their problem or need.
4) The purchase decision is made after integrating information through heuristics and forming purchase intentions regarding specific brands.
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Attitude refers to a person's mindset, beliefs, and behaviors towards a situation or individual. It influences one's approach to challenges, relationships, and productivity. Attitudes are shaped by various factors such as personal experiences, social norms, and cultural influences. Attitudes can impact thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, making them important to understand human nature and decision-making. Models like the tri-component model and elaboration likelihood model are used to understand attitudes. Marketers also use multi-attribute models to examine favorable and unfavorable attributes that influence consumer attitudes.
Consumer Behavior
This document discusses consumer beliefs, attitudes, and models for predicting and changing attitudes. It covers:
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- Models like the three-component theory and Fishbein's multi-attribute model that measure attitudes based on beliefs about attributes and the importance of those attributes.
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- Strategies for changing consumer attitudes by modifying beliefs about attributes or their importance according to models like Fishbein's.
Consumer behavior
Consumer behavior involves how individuals make purchasing decisions regarding products and services to satisfy their needs. It is influenced by situational factors like time and social surroundings, as well as psychological factors like perception, motives, attitudes, and personality. The consumer decision process includes problem recognition, information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase decision, and post-purchase behavior evaluation. Understanding consumer behavior allows marketers to predict responses to marketing strategies and implement the marketing concept of satisfying organizational goals through buyer-seller exchanges.
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This document discusses consumer attitudes and how they relate to purchase intentions and behaviors. It defines attitudes as lasting general evaluations that have cognitive, affective, and behavioral components. The cognitive component is made up of beliefs about product attributes. The affective component is the feelings of liking or disliking. Behavioral intention, which is a better predictor of behavior than beliefs or affect alone, is influenced by both attitude toward the act of purchase and subjective norms related to others' opinions. Models like the Fishbein model and the theory of reasoned action aim to understand how attitudes, beliefs, affect, norms, and intentions interact to predict consumer behaviors.
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The document discusses perspectives on consumer behavior and how consumers make decisions. It outlines different types of consumers and factors that influence decision making, such as social and cultural factors. It also describes models of how consumers respond to marketing communications messages and the stages they go through in the decision process, from problem recognition to post-purchase evaluation. Key models discussed include the hierarchy of effects, elaboration likelihood model, and the three paths to brand decisions.
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