BSNS111: Lectures- Consumer Behaviour

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What is classical conditioning?

Learning through association where a stimulus becomes linked to a response

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How do marketers use classical conditioning?

By repeatedly pairing brands with positive stimuli such as celebrities, music, or emotions.

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What is the stimulus-response model?

A model suggesting consumers react to external stimuli that trigger behavioural responses.

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What is instrumental (operant) conditioning?

Learning through rewards and punishments that strengthen or weaken behaviours.

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How do marketers use instrumental conditioning?

Loyalty programmes, discounts, rewards, and incentives encourage repeat purchases.

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What is the RVS (Rokeach Value Survey)?

A framework that measures a person's values by ranking desired end states and modes of behaviour.

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What is the LOV (List of Values)?

A simplified values scale used to understand consumer motivations and lifestyles.

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What is automaticity?

Behaviour that occurs automatically with little conscious thought due to habits or repeated exposure.