When we see an ad for a brand we don't like, we may subconsciously misinterpret the new
Question:
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When we see an ad for a brand we don't like, we may subconsciously misinterpret the new information about the brand to fit our negative views. This is an example of ___________________________________.
a. selective focus
b. selective retention
c. selective distortion
d. selective attention
e. selective generalization
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You are looking to buy a new laptop. Given the high cost of most laptops and how much you would rely on the device for managing everything for school your _______________________ will likely be high.
a. purchase involvement
b. cognitive dissonance
c. decision processing speed
d. customer dissatisfaction
e. need recognition
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You own a small accounting firm and your printer in the office just broke down. Realizing the old one was too slow, you go online to review the options available specifically comparing the printing capacity of available small-business style printers. This would be considered a(n) _______________________.
a. initiated purchase decision
b.modified rebuy
c. new buy
d. straight rebuy
e. routine decision making process
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The company 3M sells a wide range of products to other businesses. One of the company's business segments is packaging, shipping, and fulfillment. Sales of products in this category will depend on consumer demand for online shopping. When more consumers shop online, 3M will be able to sell, e.g., more Box Sealing Tapes. This illustrates that demand for these products is _________________________.
a. elastic
b. inelastic
c. joint
d. fluctuating
e. derived
Income Tax Fundamentals 2013
ISBN: 9781285586618
31st Edition
Authors: Gerald E. Whittenburg, Martha Altus Buller, Steven L Gill