Consumer Behavior Exam 3

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📚 Topic 9: Post-Decision Processes

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Learning Objectives

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Understand:

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  • Satisfaction & dissatisfaction
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  • Post-decision dissonance
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  • Regret
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  • Disposition
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5 Stages of Decision Making

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  1. Problem Recognition
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  1. Information Search
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  1. Evaluation of Alternatives
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  1. Purchase Decision
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  1. Post-Purchase
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Why Post-Purchase Matters

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  • Repeat purchases
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  • 5x more expensive to acquire new customers
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  • Attitudes may form after purchase (low involvement)
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  • Word of Mouth (WOM):
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  • Influences ~2/3 of sales
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  • Negative WOM > Positive WOM
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  • Stronger when unfamiliar with product
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Consumer Reactions

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  • Satisfaction / Dissatisfaction
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  • Attribution Theory (who is blamed?)
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  • Post-decision dissonance
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  • Regret
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  • Satisfaction with choice process
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Consequences of Satisfaction

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Satisfaction:

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  • Repeat purchases
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  • Positive WOM
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  • Brand loyalty
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Dissatisfaction:

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  • Voice response: complain, return product
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  • Private response: negative WOM, boycott
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  • Third-party: legal action
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Expectancy Disconfirmation Model

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Satisfaction = Actual Performance – Expectations

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  • Below → Dissatisfied
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  • Equal → Satisfied
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  • Above → Delighted
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⚠️ 1 negative experience = ~12 positive experiences

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Two Ways to Improve Satisfaction

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  1. Manage outcomes (deliver quality)
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  1. Manage expectations (clear, accurate messaging)
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Attribution Theory (Blame)

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People evaluate:

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  • Stability (temporary vs permanent)
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  • Focus (brand vs consumer fault)
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  • Controllability
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👉 Worst case:

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  • Permanent + brand’s fault + controllable
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Post-Decision Dissonance