Many aspects of consumer buying decisions are affected by the individual's level of involvement.Level of involvement is:
A)the importance and degree of interest in a product in a particular situation.
B)the buyer's perception, motives and abilities.
C)the amount of external search that an individual puts into the decision making process.
D)the particular circumstance or environment in which consumers find themselves.
E)a combination of an individual's demographic factors.

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Level of involvement refers to the amount of importance and degree of interest an individual has in a particular product or situation. This can influence their buying decision and the amount of effort they put into the decision-making process. Option B refers to buyer's perception, motives and abilities, which is also important but not the same as level of involvement. Option C refers to external search, which is one aspect that can be influenced by level of involvement. Option D refers to circumstance or environment which can be a factor but not the same as level of involvement. Option E refers to demographic factors which can be influential but again, not the same as level of involvement.

Many Aspects of Consumer Buying Decisions Are Affected by the Individual's