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cb: consumer behaviour
CB: Consumer Behaviour 2nd Canadian Edition Babin, Barry J.; Harris, Eric G.; Murray, Kyle Bay - Solutions
=+1 According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, what value do the Toronto Maple Leafs provide to their fans?
=+5-6 Define and apply the concepts of schema-based affect and emotional contagion.
=+5-5 Understand how different consumers express emotions in different ways.
=+5-4 Apply different approaches to measuring consumer emotions.
=+5-3 Describe consumer emotions and demonstrate how they help shape value.
=+5-2 Classify basic consumer motivations.
=+Understand what initiates human behaviour.
=+Sensory memory? Working memory? Long-term memory?
=+mobile, even wearable, devices will have on human memory?
=+6In the long term, what impact do you think having easy, constant access to vast amounts of information through
=+5Could you map out your associative network for Google Glass or Apple’s iWatch?
=+How do your expectations affect the probability that you will be an early adopter?
=+4What are your expectations for wearable technology?
=+How do you think that social schema will change over time?
=+3Wearable products are very new. What is your social schema for people who buy these types of products?
=+2Why did Google Glass fit so poorly into consumers’product schemata? Will the iWatch fare any better?
=+Did the product garner too much attention?
=+1 Did Google Glass make the wrong choice in using celebrities as the source of its message about the new product?
=+4-5 Apply the cognitive schema concept in understanding how consumers react to products, brands, and marketing agents.
=+4-4 Use the concept of associative networks to map relevant consumer knowledge.
=+4-3 Understand how the mental associations that consumers develop are a key to learning.
=+4-2 Explain how knowledge, meaning, and value are inseparable, using the multiple store memory theory.
=+1 Identify factors that influence consumer comprehension.
=+reinforcers in an effort to win back consumers who were initially disappointed with the retailer?
=+instrumental conditioning and introduced positive
=+3 How could Target have taken advantage of
=+If you were leading Target in Canada how would you address consumers’ perception of the company?
=+2 How did consumers react to Target in Canada?
=+How did that perception conflict with the reality?
=+What was the perception of Target prior to its entry into Canada?
=+1 Many Canadians were aware of Target long before the company announced its planned expansion into Canada.
=+3-6 Understand key differences between intentional and unintentional learning.
=+3-5 Know ways to help get a consumer’s attention.
=+3-4 Contrast the concepts of implicit and explicit memory.
=+3-3 Apply the concept of the just noticeable difference (JND).
=+3-2 List and define phases of the consumer perception process.
=+Define learning and perception and how the two are connected.
=+ Does the segment overview accurately describe you and your neighbours?
=+5Go to www.environicsanalytics.ca and click on the“PRIZM5 Lifestyle Lookup” link. By entering your postal code, you can see which of Environics Analytics’s 68 PRIZM segments you belong to.
=+4What might a perceptual map of Rogers Cable versus iTunes look like based on two of these key characteristics?
=+among the four target groups that Rogers has identified?
=+3How might those key characteristics (x, y, and z) differ
=+2If the quality of Rogers Cable’s offering is defined as Q = f(p, w, x, … z), what are the key characteristics (x, y, and z) that will determine Rogers Cable’s success?
=+Provide examples of both hedonic and utilitarian value.
=+1 What benefits does Rogers Cable offer Atlantic Canadians?
=+When do consumers?▸ Find the product most valuable?
=+▸ Avoid this product?
=+Why should a consumer?▸ Buy this product?
=+3. Business Consumers▸ Is not buying the product?
=+1. Individual Consumers
=+▸ Can value be enhanced by changing the consumption setting?
=+▸ If so, how?
=+▸ In the current situation, has value been diminished? Can value be enhanced?
=+▸ How can we move closer to desirable ideal points?
=+2-6 Justify consumers’ lifetime value as an effective focus for long-term business success.
=+2-5 Analyze consumer markets using elementary perceptual maps.
=+2-4 Explain the way market characteristics such as market segmentation and product differentiation affect marketing strategy.
=+2-3 Apply the concepts of marketing strategy and marketing tactics to describe the way firms go about creating value for consumers.
=+2-2 Define consumer value and compare and contrast two key types of value.
=+Bay as Canada’s oldest corporation when it is owned by an American private equity firm?
=+this case, do you see any problem with positioning The
=+5Almost any business involves some ethical questions. In
=+drive its strategic decisions for The Bay in the next few years—interpretive, quantitative, or experimental?
=+4What sort of research will HBC management need to
=+3Is The Bay a consumer-oriented company?
=+fashionable apparel brands to attract younger shoppers?
=+2Do you think it makes sense for The Bay to pursue more
=+how a young Canadian “consumes” clothing.
=+Using the basic consumption process in Exhibit 1.1, discuss
=+2. How dependent is the marketer on repeat business?
=+1. How competitive is the marketing environment?
=+1-5 Describe why consumer behaviour is so dynamic and how recent trends affect consumers.
=+1-4 Be familiar with basic approaches to studying consumer behaviour.
=+1-3 Explain the role of consumer behaviour in business and society.
=+1-2 Describe how consumers get treated differently in various types of exchange environments.
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