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Quiz 5: Understanding Consumer Behavior
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Question 221
Multiple Choice
The back of a box of Hinode Harvest Blend rice mix suggests cooking with chicken broth for added flavor. This is an example of
Question 222
Multiple Choice
Advertising explains that the drug Plavix works by preventing plaque buildup in arteries that can cause heart attack and stroke. This is an example of
Question 223
Multiple Choice
Research has found that for many products, including soft drinks, coffee, and cosmetics, consumers are unable to distinguish among brands in blind tests (i.e., taste or other use of the products without labels) . Nonetheless, even when prices are similar, consumers have strong preferences for specific brands. They may buy out of habit, which is the basis of
Question 224
Multiple Choice
When General Mills repeatedly advertises that a cake baked from a Betty Crocker mix tastes just like homemade, it is influencing which type of learning?
Question 225
Multiple Choice
Comparative advertising, in which one brand is compared to another, is intended to cause consumers to perceive differences between the products featured in the advertising. Marketers who employ comparative advertising are trying to use __________ to make consumers believe that their products are better than competitors' offerings.
Question 226
Multiple Choice
An attitude refers to
Question 227
Multiple Choice
Elsa contends that she can taste the difference between fat-free cheeses and those with regular fat content. Elsa is exhibiting
Question 228
Multiple Choice
Beliefs refer to
Question 229
Multiple Choice
A learned predisposition to respond to an object or class of objects in a consistently favorable or unfavorable way is referred to as
Question 230
Multiple Choice
Brand loyalty refers to
Question 231
Multiple Choice
Consumers' ability to perceive taste differences in chocolate bars is an example of
Question 232
Multiple Choice
Marketers use three approaches to try to change consumer attitudes toward products and brands: (1) __________, (2) changing the perceived importance of attributes, and (3) adding new attributes to the product.