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cb: consumer behaviour
Consumer Behavior & Marketing Strategy, Ninth Edition 9th Edition J Paul Peter, Jerry C Olson - Solutions
=+Visit the VISA Web site at www.visa.com and explore the different cards described there.
=+types of cards by which consumers can access funds and make purchases. Companies like VISA, MasterCard, and American Express have targeted college students among many other segments.
=+ 9. Consumer Insight 3.5 describes how credit card companies have developed many
=+Why might marketers be interested in each type of knowledge?
=+contrast your general and procedural knowledge, and discuss how they are related.
=+8. Using a topic that you know something about (e.g., basketball, movies, college),
=+Describe how the three main cognitive processes(see Exhibit 3.5 ) occurred in your decision.
=+ Describe the reciprocal interactions that occurred among some of these factors.
=+ 7. Think of a purchase decision you recently made. Using this purchase decision as an example, list the main influence factors, your affective responses, your cognitions and your behaviors.
=+How might that mood influence consumer behavior within the store, including purchase behavior?
=+How does that mood interact and influence consumers’ cognitions (beliefs and meanings)?
=+What things does the store do to create that mood?
=+6. What stores do you know that attempt to create a certain affective mood for customers?
=+within a consumer’s associative network of product knowledge.
=+5. Give an example of how a marketing strategy could cause spreading activation
=+Discuss how marketers might try to influence each meaning.
=+types of meanings that consumers might construct to represent various aspects of the product.
=+ 4. Consider a product such as an automobile or a perfume. Describe at least three
=+ 3. How are the cognitive and affective systems different? How are they interrelated?
=+2. What is a cognition? Give an example that illustrates the distinction between information (stimuli) and cognition that represents the information.
=+1. Describe the four broad types of affective responses produced by the affective system, and give an example of each.
=+• Which salesperson should I buy from?
=+• Which friend should I consult?
=+• Should I read this ad carefully?
=+• How much money should I borrow to buy this car?
=+• Should I pay for this purchase with cash or a credit card?
=+• What TV shows should I watch tonight?
=+• Where should I shop?
=+What product or brand should I buy?
=+5. Review the Starbucks Web site at www.starbucks.com. Do you think the descriptions of specialty drinks increase sales? Why or why not?
=+ how the environment influences affect and cognition and behavior.
=+4. List at least five things Starbucks does in the environment to influence consumers’ coffee purchases. This list gives you some idea
=+drink from Starbucks. This list gives you an idea of the behaviors involved in a coffee purchase.
=+3. List at least five behaviors involved in buying a gourmet coffee
=+list gives you some idea of your affect for the coffee shops.
=+2. List at least five things you like or dislike about Starbucks. This
=+least five things you know about Starbucks. This list offers you some idea about your cognitions concerning the coffee shop chain.
=+1. Based on the case information and your personal experiences, list at
=+www.census.gov . What changes are taking place in the age of the population in general and in racial, ethnic, and gender groups? For what levels of consumer analysis would this information be useful?
=+ 8. ▼ Look up information on aging in the United States at the census Web site,
=+ 7. In considering your answer to question 6, do you think there was anything unethical in the marketing strategies?
=+6. Offer three examples of how a change in a marketing strategy led to changes in your affect, cognition, behavior, and environment.
=+example of how consumer analysis could aid marketers at each level.
=+ 5. Explain four levels at which consumer analysis can be conducted. Offer one
=+ 4. What are the implications of viewing consumer processes as a reciprocal system?
=+ 3. Why must marketing strategies ultimately influence overt consumer behavior to be successful?
=+ 2. Explain the relationship between consumer environments and marketing strategy.
=+1. Explain consumer affect and cognition, behavior, and environment. Why do marketers need to consider all three in developing strategies?
=+10. How does nonstore consumer behavior differ from behavior in stores?
=+ 9. What is the role of consumer satisfaction in developing successful market offerings?
=+ 8. How can a firm develop brand-loyal consumers?
=+ 7. What consumer variables affect the success of a marketing strategy?
=+ 6. What are the relationships between pricing strategies and consumers?
=+ 5. What are the relationships between channels of distribution and consumers?
=+ 4. What are the relationships between promotion strategies and consumers?
=+ 3. What are the relationships between product strategies and consumers?
=+ 2. How can products be effectively positioned?
=+1. What are some effective ways to segment markets?
=+ 10. How powerful are interpersonal influences on consumer behavior?
=+ 9. In what ways do consumers influence one another concerning marketing offerings?
=+ 8. What effect do families have on consumers?
=+ 7. What effect do reference groups have on consumers?
=+ 6. What effect does social class have on consumers?
=+ 5. What effect does subculture have on consumers?
=+ 4. What effect does culture have on consumers?
=+ 3. How do consumer affect and cognition and behavior affect the environment?
=+ 2. How do environments influence consumers’ affect and cognition and behavior?
=+1. In what physical environments do consumer behaviors occur?
=+ 10. Do the frequency and quality of consumer behavior vary by individuals, products, and situations?
=+ 9. How can behavior theory be used by marketing managers?
=+ 8. How does behavior influence affect and cognition and environments?
=+ 7. How do affect and cognition and environments affect behavior?
=+ 6. How much control does marketing have over consumers’ behavior?
=+ 5. What consumer behaviors are of interest to marketing management?
=+ 4. What is vicarious learning, and how is it used by marketers to influence consumer behavior?
=+ 3. What is operant conditioning, and how is it used by marketers to influence consumer behavior?
=+ 2. What is classical conditioning, and how is it used by marketers to influence consumer behavior?
=+1. How do behavior approaches differ from affective and cognitive approaches to studying consumer behavior?
=+ 10. How do affective and cognitive responses influence each other?
=+ 9. How do marketing strategies influence consumers’affective and cognitive responses?
=+ 8. Why are consumers more interested or involved in some products or brands than others?
=+ 7. How do consumers interpret the benefits of marketing offerings?
=+ 6. How do behavior and environments influence affect and cognition?
=+ 5. How do affect and cognition influence behavior and environments?
=+ 4. How does memory affect consumer decision making?
=+ 3. How do consumers form evaluations of products and brands?
=+ 2. How do consumers choose from among alternative product classes, products, and brands?
=+1. How do consumers interpret information about marketing stimuli such as products, stores, and advertising?
=+5. How has the Internet changed the way consumers shop for and buy cars?
=+4. In its price ranges, how do you think Toyota cars stack up against the competition? (You can check out all of its models at www.toyota.com.)
=+3. How does Toyota personalize its cars and trucks to meet individual consumer needs?
=+2. In what ways is Toyota’s manufacturing system designed to serve customers?
=+1. In what ways is Toyota’s new-product development system designed to serve customers?
=+fraternity, political interest group), discuss how a better understanding of the consumer behavior of students could help the organization improve its influence strategies.
=+ 7. Using a campus organization of interest (e.g., student government, professional
=+discuss the kinds of information you would need to develop a strategy aimed at that segment.
=+ 6. Select a market segment of which you are not a member and, with classmates,
=+ 5. Using Exhibit 1.3 as a takeoff point, discuss other questions and decisions in marketing strategy that could be affected by your study of consumer behavior.
=+purchase behavior. Why did each succeed over competitive strategies?
=+ 4. Offer three examples of situations in which a marketing strategy influenced your
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