Consumer Behavior – Decision Process & Segmentation

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20 Question-and-Answer flashcards covering consumer decision-making stages, segmentation bases, motivation theories, and learning principles.

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What is the first stage in the consumer decision-making process?

Need recognition

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What activity do consumers perform during the second stage of the decision-making process?

Information search

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In the evaluation stage, what are consumers comparing?

Alternatives

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Name one factor that may affect the purchase decision.

Promotions

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What stage follows the purchase in the consumer decision-making process?

Post-purchase behavior

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Segmentation by age, gender, or income is referred to as what type of segmentation?

Demographic segmentation

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What is the term for dividing a market based on location?

Geographic segmentation

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Segmenting consumers according to values and lifestyle is called what?

Psychographic segmentation

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What segmentation base divides people by how they act or buy?

Behavioral segmentation

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Grouping customers by the product benefits they seek is known as what?

Benefit segmentation

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How many levels of needs are included in Maslow's hierarchy?

Five

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In Herzberg’s Two-Factor theory, hygiene factors are separated from what?

Motivators

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According to McClelland, consumers are primarily motivated by what?

Achievement

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Incentive theory suggests behavior is driven by the expectation of what?

Rewards

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Dissonance theory proposes that buyers seek what after a purchase?

Confirmation

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Which learning theory involves linking a brand with positive feelings?

Classical conditioning

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What type of conditioning shapes behavior through rewards?

Operant conditioning

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Giving gifts or coupons is an example of which reinforcement type?

Positive reinforcement

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Removing discomfort to encourage action is known as what kind of reinforcement?

Negative reinforcement

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Learning by observing and following others is termed what?

Social conditioning