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What is a trigger in the environment that signals a need?
External cue
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Which one of these is not included in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Interactive needs
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What is the buyer behavior process?
The stages that consumers go through when deciding to purchase and consume a product
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True or False: Consumption can be either actual physical consumption or consuming a service.
True
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What is top of mind awareness?
The brands a consumer first recalls from memory
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What are the product attributes that are important to consumers called?
Evaluative Criteria
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Which of these is NOT a reaction hoped for by a marketer?
The buyer forgets about the product
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Which of these is correct about a low-involvement purchase?
The purchase isn't risky
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True or False: Routine purchases are an example of high-involvement purchases.
False
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True or False: The buying process can be shorter for B2B purchases.
False
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Which of the following is NOT included in the product attribute levels?
Necessary attributes
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The basic attributes that are necessary to deliver the benefits are called?
Expected attributes
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The chapter discussed a few specific subtypes of convenience products. Which of the following is considered a subtype of convenience product?
All of these:
Impulse product
Consumer Packaged Good (CPG)
Staple product
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True or False: A product life cycle describes the typical pattern that an unsuccessful new product takes, from development to the end of its life.
False
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\\______ are easily explained and quickly adopted by consumers.
Low-learning products
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True or False: A key component of a product - especially in consumer goods - is the product packaging.
True
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What kind of packaging holds a number of individual units to form a wholesale unit?
Secondary packaging
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In the _____ stage, product sales have leveled off and profits are beginning to decrease
Maturity
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Which type of good is consumed quickly and often?
Consumer packaged good
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\\_____ products have a short life cycle that is cyclical.
Fashion
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True or False: Because services have different characteristics than products, marketing services require a different approach than does product marketing.
True
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Services are ______.
All of these:
\- Intangible
\- Often purchased with physical goods
\- Provided by a person or technology for benefit of another person
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All of the following are characteristics of services except:
Reliability
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Orchestrating a great _____ is a powerful way to differentiate a service for which there are alternatives.
Customer experience
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The service blueprint contains all of the following elements EXCEPT _____
Process
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The evaluation of services occurs almost exclusively _____ purchasing and experiencing the service.
After
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When services are created or produced at the time consumers need them, they fall under the characteristic of _____.
Perishability
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Which of the following is NOT included in the process of making a service "failsafe"?
Creating coupon in case of failure
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What is the satisfaction a customer has with every aspect of a brand — its messages, people, service processes, technology, and physical environment — through every service encounter across the entire life of the relationship?
Customer experience
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True or False: Focus groups or in-depth interviews are both good ways to get information necessary for journey mapping effectively.