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Personal attributes such as age,education,occupation,income,and lifestyle are frequently used to define,identify,and classify an individual.
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Lifestyle refers to an individual's perspective on life and manifests itself in that person's activities,interests,and opinions (AIO).
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory suggests that individuals are not interested in luxuries until they have had basic needs met.
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Personal characteristics refer to demographic and lifestyle attributes.
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Attitudes are formed by values and beliefs.Cultural and personal values help form attitudes.
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Internal factors affecting consumer choices are the most difficult to understand.
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Gender roles are behaviors regarded as proper for men and women in a particular society.These roles do not change over time,but they do change across cultures.
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Two important elements of nonverbal communication are time and space.Asians and Americans have the same attitude towards both.
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An individual watching the American Idol TV show will react differently whether watching the show alone or at a party with friends.
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Mike and Judy now find out they are going to have a baby and realize their Infiniti G35 coupe has to be replaced with a more practical vehicle.They engage in a thorough information search reviewing car magazines,soliciting opinions from friends and family,conducting online research,reading Consumer Reports,and test-driving a number of new cars and SUV's before making a final purchase decision.This is an example of extensive information search.
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According to the Model of the Consumer Decision Process,the marketing activities that affect consumer decision process include the value proposition,technology,and marketing communications.
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Perception is a system to select,organize,and interpret information to create a useful,informative picture of the world.
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Motivation is the force by which powerful unmet needs,or motives,prompt someone to action.
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Personality trait theories suggest that individuals have unique personal characteristics but it is not possible to measure the differences between people.
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Internet marketers have used the personas created by individuals on social Web sites to understand consumers' relationship with the Web community and company brands.
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Demographics is defined by the American Heritage Online Dictionary as "The characteristics of human populations and population segments,especially when used to identify consumer markets."
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Motivation,attitude,perception,learning,and personality are all psychological attributes.
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Throughout the life cycle stages,consumers typically stick with the same products and purchase decisions.
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Marketers can affect learning by providing information using a message,format,and delivery that will encourage customers to retain the information in memory.
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An attitude is a learned predisposition to respond to an object or class of objects in a consistently favorable or unfavorable way.Attitudes are seldom if ever neutral.
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_______ is a subjective opinion about something.

A) Belief
B) Motivation
C) Attitude
D) Values
E) Expectations
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Beliefs,once formed,are _______ to change.

A) Vulnerable
B) Likely
C) Resistant
D) Expected
E) Highly prone
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On average,we are exposed to as many as ______ messages daily.Since we cannot process,let alone retain all of these messages,we employ a psychological tool known as selective awareness.

A) 5-10
B) 100-200
C) 2000-5,000
D) 500-1000
E) 8,000 -10000
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James is influenced by his work environment.He will likely ____.

A) Vacation at the same kinds of places as his coworkers
B) Avoid vacationing at the same types of places as his coworkers
C) Make different purchase decisions from his coworkers
D) Shop in different locations than those he works with
E) Wear clothes that set him apart from his coworkers
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_______ is defined as learned predisposition to respond to an object or class of objects in a consistently favorable or unfavorable way.

A) Perception
B) Motivation
C) Attitude
D) Values
E) Expectations
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____,______,and _______ are all marketing activities that affect the consumer decision process.

A) Value proposition, technology, culture
B) Culture, society, technology
C) Value proposition, distribution, marketing communications
D) Distribution, technology, culture
E) Marketing Communications, technology, culture
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Mike and Mary see an ad for a new Sony LCD flat-panel television.Mike only watches the news but Mary wants a new TV set to view sports.Their perceptions of the ad may be ______.

A) Similar
B) The same
C) Very different
D) Slightly similar
E) A little different
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According to ______,there are 5 levels of needs and people advance to the next level if the lower needs are met.

A) Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory
B) Expectancy Theory
C) Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory
D) McClelland's Achievement Motivation Theory
E) Aldelfer's ERG Theory
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_____ and ______ are the two categories of values.

A) Cultural, social
B) Personal, cultural
C) Religious, personal
D) Family, religious
E) Cultural, family
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ABC company is concerned about its customer's beliefs and values.ABC's marketing manager has customer evaluate the product's performance on a list of attributes.This is important information because most attitudes result from an individual's assessment of an object using a(n)________________.

A) Focus group
B) Multiattribute model
C) Positioning map
D) Conjoint analysis
E) AIO method
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Graduating from college,getting married,and having a child all transform an individual's buying habits and refer to characteristics of the ______.

A) Lifecycle buying stage
B) Family life cycle
C) Life stage cycle
D) Lifestyle cycle
E) Family life stage
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In 2009,_______ percent of the workforce was made up of women.

A) 46
B) 23
C) 54
D) 31
E) 65
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Marketers put people into groups known as ____________ based on how consumers portray themselves socially on the Web.

A) Facebookers
B) Social Networkers
C) You Tubers
D) Net Nuts
E) Personas 2.0
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Which of the following is an implication of the increasing number of women in the workforce?

A) Video streaming Web sites are experiencing huge growth in traffic.
B) Companies such as Whole Foods are witnessing increasing sales of organic foods.
C) Retailers are offering a wide range of products targeted at single parents.
D) Companies are including on-premise day care centers.
E) Companies are focusing more on creating ergonomic work environments.
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___________ is a system to select,organize,and interpret information to create a useful,informed picture of the world.

A) Motivation
B) Perception
C) Attitude
D) Values
E) Expectations
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The population of the U.S.is not only growing,it is ___________.

A) Getting younger
B) Becoming more homogenous
C) Getting older
D) Getting married earlier
E) Having a shorter life expectancy
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An individual's perceptions of reality are shaped by these three psychological tools: ____,_____,_____.

A) Selective hearing, selective attention, selective vision
B) Selective attention, selective distortion, selective retention
C) Selective distortion, selective attention, selective vision
D) Selective awareness, selective vision, selective attention
E) Selective awareness, selective distortion, selective retention
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Internal forces such as _____ and ______ affect consumer choices.

A) Age, Attitude
B) Culture, Education
C) Personality, Society
D) Learning, Culture
E) Income, Culture
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The fastest growing segment of the U.S.population since 1970 has been the _____________ age group.

A) Birth -18
B) 65- 85
C) 21-34
D) 45-64
E) 25-44
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory suggests that humans have wants and needs that influence their behavior.People advance only to the next level if the lower needs are met.The order of the needs is ___________.

A) Safety, physiological, love/social, self-esteem, self-actualization
B) Safety, love/social, physiological, self-esteem, self-actualization
C) Physiological, love/social, safety, self-esteem, self-actualization
D) Physiological, safety, love/social, self-esteem, self-actualization
E) Physiological, safety, self-esteem, love/social, self-actualization
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______ is any change in the content or organization of long-term memory or behavior.

A) Selective awareness
B) Selective retention
C) Learning
D) Behavior modification
E) Training
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those characteristics can be measured to identify ___________.

A) Differences between individuals
B) Reactions in certain situations
C) Common beliefs
D) Moods
E) Emotions
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While conditioning requires little effort on the part of the learner,______ is more active and involves mental processes that acquire information to work through problems and manage life situations.

A) Classical learning
B) Long term memory
C) Active learning
D) Cognitive learning
E) Operant learning
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The most important external forces on consumer choices are ____________ forces.

A) Culture and personality
B) Culture, language, and, values
C) Situational, social, and cultural
D) Personality, subculture, and social
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Values shared by Americans are _____ while Japanese value _____.

A) Hard work and achievement, harmony and hierarchy
B) Achievement and family, harmony and devotion
C) Hard work and achievement, recognition and hierarchy
D) Achievement and family, harmony and hierarchy
E) Hard work and achievement, harmony and recognition
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Marketing managers need to pay attention to culture as ________.

A) It shapes the way people respond to the product offering
B) Not understanding culture means the risk of negative effect on product acceptance
C) The value proposition should include cultural cues
D) Customers filter messages through cultural influences
E) All of the above
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Marketers are concerned about selective retention.In particular,they want consumers to transfer information from _____ to _______.

A) Advertising, promotion
B) Awareness, recall
C) Person, person
D) Short-term memory, long-term memory
E) Simple to complex
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When baby boomers hear music that connects them with positive memories and the product and brand that is being advertised,they reflect _____.

A) Conditioned learning
B) Operant conditioning
C) Cognitive learning
D) Emotional memory
E) Operant memory
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______ is a unique set of personal qualities that produce distinctive responses across similar situations.

A) Attitude
B) Personality
C) Situational state
D) Personal characteristic
E) A mind-set
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Frito-Lay is using _______ when it offers free in-store samples of Doritos for the express purpose of getting people to try the product,enjoy the product,and finally purchase a bag of Doritos.

A) Operant conditioning
B) Cognitive learning
C) Sampling
D) Product trial
E) Classical conditioning
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ABC company wants to create an association between two stimuli: Marketing information and a response.ABC Company is using ______.

A) Cognitive learning
B) Brand management
C) Cognitive association
D) Operant conditioning
E) Classical conditioning
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José is _______.He exhibits behavior that is considered careful,precise,and organized.

A) An extrovert
B) Agreeable
C) Conscientious
D) Trustworthy
E) Finicky
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Most personality traits are formed _______________.

A) In the teen years
B) All during one's life
C) At major life events
D) At an early age
E) At birth
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When Bob was asked to describe Sherry,he didn't describe her by talking about her age or education; rather,his comments about her sense of humor were reflecting her ________.

A) Appearance
B) Personality
C) Income
D) Job type
E) Aptitude
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Which of the following is an external factor that exerts a significant impact on consumer choices?

A) Occupation
B) Lifestyle
C) Situational
D) Learning
E) Perception
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The two fundamental approaches to learning include ____ and ____.

A) Coaching, listening
B) Trial and error, coaching
C) Coaching, conditioning
D) Conditioning, cognitive learning
E) Conditioning, trial and error
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______ assimilates the shared artifacts such as values,morals,beliefs,art,law,and customs into an organized system that enables people to function as members of society.

A) Norms
B) Ethics
C) Moral code
D) Culture
E) Moral values
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Someone suffering from flu and seeking information from friends,doctors,or medical Web sites about the best over-the-counter remedy for specific symptoms is engaged in _______.

A) Cognitive learning
B) Brand management
C) Cognitive association
D) Operant conditioning
E) Classical conditioning
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_____ tends to reinforce existing attitudes and creates a real challenge for marketers trying to overcome negative beliefs and attitudes since people are less likely to be aware of or retain information which contradicts their beliefs and attitudes.

A) Selective awareness
B) Selective distortion
C) Selective memory
D) Selective retention
E) Selective hearing
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Although individuals are exposed to 2,000 to 5,000 messages daily,all messages are not processed,retained and interpreted because of ________,a psychological tool which helps individuals focus on what is relevant and eliminate what is not.

A) Selective awareness
B) Selective distortion
C) Selective retention
D) Selective attention
E) Selective hearing
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______ is NOT an example of negative nonverbal communications during a presentation.

A) Swaying
B) Stuttering
C) Hands in pockets
D) Fidgeting
E) Eye contact
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Tamara is searching for a new camera.This is a ____,so the entire process will take longer.

A) Big decision
B) High-involvement purchase
C) Low-involvement purchase
D) Repeat purchase
E) High cost product
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Matthew is not prompted to value new information about the latest new pet grooming tools.This is an example of _____.

A) High-involvement purchase
B) Low-learning motivation
C) Low level of commitment
D) Low-involvement learning
E) Low importance purchase
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_____ is a ranking of individuals into harmonized groups based on demographic characteristics such as age,education,income and occupation.

A) Customer group
B) Social class
C) Sophistication standards
D) Class structure
E) Household Life Cycle (HLC)
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Maria identifies with a specific religious group,which is a smaller subset of her culture.Maria's religious group is an example of a(n)_____.

A) Institution
B) Social group
C) Support network
D) Subculture
E) Society
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Jill is considered a(n)______ when it comes to wine because she has information about many kinds of wines,places to shop and other facets of the wine market.

A) Laggard
B) Market maven
C) Leader
D) Information haven
E) Member of a reference group
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Judy works at XYZ Pizza shop.She is a single mom and makes minimum wage.She recently purchased a BMW.This is an example of a(n)____.

A) Irresponsible purchase
B) Irrational choice
C) Aspirational purchase
D) Addictive behavior
E) Compulsive shopping behavior
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The household life cycle is changing due to changes in _____.

A) Cultural beliefs
B) Cultural values
C) Family structure
D) Family life stage
E) Social class
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While culture affects people in many ways,three factors are particularly relevant in consumer behavior: ______.

A) Language, values, and attitude
B) Language, attitude, and nonverbal communications
C) Values, attitudes and language
D) Values, beliefs, and language
E) Language, values, and nonverbal communications
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An emerging consumer trend in many industrialized countries is the willingness to trade _____ for _____.

A) Time, energy
B) Service, money
C) Service, time
D) Time, value
E) Time, money
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People who know about many different types of products,initiate discussions about and respond to others' inquiries are called _____________.

A) Opinion leaders
B) Market mavens
C) Influencers
D) Early adopters
E) Innovators
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_______ is the means of communicating through facial expressions,eye behavior,gestures,posture,and any other body language.

A) Cultural expression
B) Nonverbal communication
C) Communiqué
D) Situational communication
E) Verbal communication
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Jenny shops differently when her kids are crying than when her kids are enjoying the experience.This is due to differences in _____.

A) Household life cycle
B) Personal circumstances
C) Physical surroundings
D) Social factors
E) Cultural values
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Stacy is from the United States.She is likely to be much more of a _____ than her Latin American counterpart.

A) Adventurer
B) Clock watcher
C) Procrastinator
D) Hugger
E) Relationship builder
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An individual watching an ad on the Major League Baseball World Series will act differently whether watching the show at home alone or at a party with friends due to differences in _____.

A) Physical surroundings
B) Lighting
C) Sounds
D) Distractions
E) Cultural values
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In the United States,the obligation and commitment to family is often limited to an individual's immediate family,including their parents,children,and siblings.Most Latin American cultures,on the other hand,have a more wide-ranging definition of family that includes extended family members such as cousins and grandparents and also more inclusive with extended family members living together.This is an example of differences in ______.

A) Cultural values
B) Norms
C) Value preferences
D) Family structure
E) Living standards
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Retailers devote a lot of time and resources to create the right physical surrounding to improve the customers' shopping experience.This indicates importance of ________ factors.

A) Situational
B) Cultural
C) Social
D) Economical
E) Internal
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What are the two important elements of nonverbal communication?

A) Eye contact and voice modulation
B) Power distance and time orientation
C) Language and accent
D) Values and beliefs
E) Time and space
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Mark is seeking out ______ because he is unfamiliar with the new computer he wants to buy and needs reassurance from someone he can talk to about a product selection before purchasing it.

A) A laggard
B) Consumer reports
C) Market research
D) Information on the Internet
E) An opinion leader
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_____ are principles shared by a society that assert positive ideals.These principles are often viewed on a continuum.

A) Attitudes
B) Beliefs
C) Mores
D) Cultural values
E) Moral beliefs
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Personal attributes such as age,education,occupation,income,and lifestyle are frequently used to define,identify,and classify an individual.
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Lifestyle refers to an individual's perspective on life and manifests itself in that person's activities,interests,and opinions (AIO).
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory suggests that individuals are not interested in luxuries until they have had basic needs met.
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Personal characteristics refer to demographic and lifestyle attributes.
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Attitudes are formed by values and beliefs.Cultural and personal values help form attitudes.
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Internal factors affecting consumer choices are the most difficult to understand.
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Gender roles are behaviors regarded as proper for men and women in a particular society.These roles do not change over time,but they do change across cultures.
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Two important elements of nonverbal communication are time and space.Asians and Americans have the same attitude towards both.
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An individual watching the American Idol TV show will react differently whether watching the show alone or at a party with friends.
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Mike and Judy now find out they are going to have a baby and realize their Infiniti G35 coupe has to be replaced with a more practical vehicle.They engage in a thorough information search reviewing car magazines,soliciting opinions from friends and family,conducting online research,reading Consumer Reports,and test-driving a number of new cars and SUV's before making a final purchase decision.This is an example of extensive information search.
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According to the Model of the Consumer Decision Process,the marketing activities that affect consumer decision process include the value proposition,technology,and marketing communications.
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Perception is a system to select,organize,and interpret information to create a useful,informative picture of the world.
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Motivation is the force by which powerful unmet needs,or motives,prompt someone to action.
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Personality trait theories suggest that individuals have unique personal characteristics but it is not possible to measure the differences between people.
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Internet marketers have used the personas created by individuals on social Web sites to understand consumers' relationship with the Web community and company brands.
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Demographics is defined by the American Heritage Online Dictionary as "The characteristics of human populations and population segments,especially when used to identify consumer markets."
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Motivation,attitude,perception,learning,and personality are all psychological attributes.
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Throughout the life cycle stages,consumers typically stick with the same products and purchase decisions.
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Marketers can affect learning by providing information using a message,format,and delivery that will encourage customers to retain the information in memory.
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An attitude is a learned predisposition to respond to an object or class of objects in a consistently favorable or unfavorable way.Attitudes are seldom if ever neutral.
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_______ is a subjective opinion about something.

A) Belief
B) Motivation
C) Attitude
D) Values
E) Expectations
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Beliefs,once formed,are _______ to change.

A) Vulnerable
B) Likely
C) Resistant
D) Expected
E) Highly prone
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On average,we are exposed to as many as ______ messages daily.Since we cannot process,let alone retain all of these messages,we employ a psychological tool known as selective awareness.

A) 5-10
B) 100-200
C) 2000-5,000
D) 500-1000
E) 8,000 -10000
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James is influenced by his work environment.He will likely ____.

A) Vacation at the same kinds of places as his coworkers
B) Avoid vacationing at the same types of places as his coworkers
C) Make different purchase decisions from his coworkers
D) Shop in different locations than those he works with
E) Wear clothes that set him apart from his coworkers
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_______ is defined as learned predisposition to respond to an object or class of objects in a consistently favorable or unfavorable way.

A) Perception
B) Motivation
C) Attitude
D) Values
E) Expectations
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____,______,and _______ are all marketing activities that affect the consumer decision process.

A) Value proposition, technology, culture
B) Culture, society, technology
C) Value proposition, distribution, marketing communications
D) Distribution, technology, culture
E) Marketing Communications, technology, culture
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Mike and Mary see an ad for a new Sony LCD flat-panel television.Mike only watches the news but Mary wants a new TV set to view sports.Their perceptions of the ad may be ______.

A) Similar
B) The same
C) Very different
D) Slightly similar
E) A little different
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According to ______,there are 5 levels of needs and people advance to the next level if the lower needs are met.

A) Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory
B) Expectancy Theory
C) Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory
D) McClelland's Achievement Motivation Theory
E) Aldelfer's ERG Theory
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_____ and ______ are the two categories of values.

A) Cultural, social
B) Personal, cultural
C) Religious, personal
D) Family, religious
E) Cultural, family
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ABC company is concerned about its customer's beliefs and values.ABC's marketing manager has customer evaluate the product's performance on a list of attributes.This is important information because most attitudes result from an individual's assessment of an object using a(n)________________.

A) Focus group
B) Multiattribute model
C) Positioning map
D) Conjoint analysis
E) AIO method
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Graduating from college,getting married,and having a child all transform an individual's buying habits and refer to characteristics of the ______.

A) Lifecycle buying stage
B) Family life cycle
C) Life stage cycle
D) Lifestyle cycle
E) Family life stage
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In 2009,_______ percent of the workforce was made up of women.

A) 46
B) 23
C) 54
D) 31
E) 65
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Marketers put people into groups known as ____________ based on how consumers portray themselves socially on the Web.

A) Facebookers
B) Social Networkers
C) You Tubers
D) Net Nuts
E) Personas 2.0
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Which of the following is an implication of the increasing number of women in the workforce?

A) Video streaming Web sites are experiencing huge growth in traffic.
B) Companies such as Whole Foods are witnessing increasing sales of organic foods.
C) Retailers are offering a wide range of products targeted at single parents.
D) Companies are including on-premise day care centers.
E) Companies are focusing more on creating ergonomic work environments.
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___________ is a system to select,organize,and interpret information to create a useful,informed picture of the world.

A) Motivation
B) Perception
C) Attitude
D) Values
E) Expectations
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The population of the U.S.is not only growing,it is ___________.

A) Getting younger
B) Becoming more homogenous
C) Getting older
D) Getting married earlier
E) Having a shorter life expectancy
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An individual's perceptions of reality are shaped by these three psychological tools: ____,_____,_____.

A) Selective hearing, selective attention, selective vision
B) Selective attention, selective distortion, selective retention
C) Selective distortion, selective attention, selective vision
D) Selective awareness, selective vision, selective attention
E) Selective awareness, selective distortion, selective retention
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Internal forces such as _____ and ______ affect consumer choices.

A) Age, Attitude
B) Culture, Education
C) Personality, Society
D) Learning, Culture
E) Income, Culture
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The fastest growing segment of the U.S.population since 1970 has been the _____________ age group.

A) Birth -18
B) 65- 85
C) 21-34
D) 45-64
E) 25-44
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory suggests that humans have wants and needs that influence their behavior.People advance only to the next level if the lower needs are met.The order of the needs is ___________.

A) Safety, physiological, love/social, self-esteem, self-actualization
B) Safety, love/social, physiological, self-esteem, self-actualization
C) Physiological, love/social, safety, self-esteem, self-actualization
D) Physiological, safety, love/social, self-esteem, self-actualization
E) Physiological, safety, self-esteem, love/social, self-actualization
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______ is any change in the content or organization of long-term memory or behavior.

A) Selective awareness
B) Selective retention
C) Learning
D) Behavior modification
E) Training
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those characteristics can be measured to identify ___________.

A) Differences between individuals
B) Reactions in certain situations
C) Common beliefs
D) Moods
E) Emotions
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43
While conditioning requires little effort on the part of the learner,______ is more active and involves mental processes that acquire information to work through problems and manage life situations.

A) Classical learning
B) Long term memory
C) Active learning
D) Cognitive learning
E) Operant learning
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44
The most important external forces on consumer choices are ____________ forces.

A) Culture and personality
B) Culture, language, and, values
C) Situational, social, and cultural
D) Personality, subculture, and social
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45
Values shared by Americans are _____ while Japanese value _____.

A) Hard work and achievement, harmony and hierarchy
B) Achievement and family, harmony and devotion
C) Hard work and achievement, recognition and hierarchy
D) Achievement and family, harmony and hierarchy
E) Hard work and achievement, harmony and recognition
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46
Marketing managers need to pay attention to culture as ________.

A) It shapes the way people respond to the product offering
B) Not understanding culture means the risk of negative effect on product acceptance
C) The value proposition should include cultural cues
D) Customers filter messages through cultural influences
E) All of the above
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47
Marketers are concerned about selective retention.In particular,they want consumers to transfer information from _____ to _______.

A) Advertising, promotion
B) Awareness, recall
C) Person, person
D) Short-term memory, long-term memory
E) Simple to complex
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48
When baby boomers hear music that connects them with positive memories and the product and brand that is being advertised,they reflect _____.

A) Conditioned learning
B) Operant conditioning
C) Cognitive learning
D) Emotional memory
E) Operant memory
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49
______ is a unique set of personal qualities that produce distinctive responses across similar situations.

A) Attitude
B) Personality
C) Situational state
D) Personal characteristic
E) A mind-set
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50
Frito-Lay is using _______ when it offers free in-store samples of Doritos for the express purpose of getting people to try the product,enjoy the product,and finally purchase a bag of Doritos.

A) Operant conditioning
B) Cognitive learning
C) Sampling
D) Product trial
E) Classical conditioning
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51
ABC company wants to create an association between two stimuli: Marketing information and a response.ABC Company is using ______.

A) Cognitive learning
B) Brand management
C) Cognitive association
D) Operant conditioning
E) Classical conditioning
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52
José is _______.He exhibits behavior that is considered careful,precise,and organized.

A) An extrovert
B) Agreeable
C) Conscientious
D) Trustworthy
E) Finicky
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53
Most personality traits are formed _______________.

A) In the teen years
B) All during one's life
C) At major life events
D) At an early age
E) At birth
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54
When Bob was asked to describe Sherry,he didn't describe her by talking about her age or education; rather,his comments about her sense of humor were reflecting her ________.

A) Appearance
B) Personality
C) Income
D) Job type
E) Aptitude
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55
Which of the following is an external factor that exerts a significant impact on consumer choices?

A) Occupation
B) Lifestyle
C) Situational
D) Learning
E) Perception
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56
The two fundamental approaches to learning include ____ and ____.

A) Coaching, listening
B) Trial and error, coaching
C) Coaching, conditioning
D) Conditioning, cognitive learning
E) Conditioning, trial and error
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57
______ assimilates the shared artifacts such as values,morals,beliefs,art,law,and customs into an organized system that enables people to function as members of society.

A) Norms
B) Ethics
C) Moral code
D) Culture
E) Moral values
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58
Someone suffering from flu and seeking information from friends,doctors,or medical Web sites about the best over-the-counter remedy for specific symptoms is engaged in _______.

A) Cognitive learning
B) Brand management
C) Cognitive association
D) Operant conditioning
E) Classical conditioning
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59
_____ tends to reinforce existing attitudes and creates a real challenge for marketers trying to overcome negative beliefs and attitudes since people are less likely to be aware of or retain information which contradicts their beliefs and attitudes.

A) Selective awareness
B) Selective distortion
C) Selective memory
D) Selective retention
E) Selective hearing
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60
Although individuals are exposed to 2,000 to 5,000 messages daily,all messages are not processed,retained and interpreted because of ________,a psychological tool which helps individuals focus on what is relevant and eliminate what is not.

A) Selective awareness
B) Selective distortion
C) Selective retention
D) Selective attention
E) Selective hearing
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61
______ is NOT an example of negative nonverbal communications during a presentation.

A) Swaying
B) Stuttering
C) Hands in pockets
D) Fidgeting
E) Eye contact
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62
Tamara is searching for a new camera.This is a ____,so the entire process will take longer.

A) Big decision
B) High-involvement purchase
C) Low-involvement purchase
D) Repeat purchase
E) High cost product
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63
Matthew is not prompted to value new information about the latest new pet grooming tools.This is an example of _____.

A) High-involvement purchase
B) Low-learning motivation
C) Low level of commitment
D) Low-involvement learning
E) Low importance purchase
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64
_____ is a ranking of individuals into harmonized groups based on demographic characteristics such as age,education,income and occupation.

A) Customer group
B) Social class
C) Sophistication standards
D) Class structure
E) Household Life Cycle (HLC)
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65
Maria identifies with a specific religious group,which is a smaller subset of her culture.Maria's religious group is an example of a(n)_____.

A) Institution
B) Social group
C) Support network
D) Subculture
E) Society
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66
Jill is considered a(n)______ when it comes to wine because she has information about many kinds of wines,places to shop and other facets of the wine market.

A) Laggard
B) Market maven
C) Leader
D) Information haven
E) Member of a reference group
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67
Judy works at XYZ Pizza shop.She is a single mom and makes minimum wage.She recently purchased a BMW.This is an example of a(n)____.

A) Irresponsible purchase
B) Irrational choice
C) Aspirational purchase
D) Addictive behavior
E) Compulsive shopping behavior
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68
The household life cycle is changing due to changes in _____.

A) Cultural beliefs
B) Cultural values
C) Family structure
D) Family life stage
E) Social class
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69
While culture affects people in many ways,three factors are particularly relevant in consumer behavior: ______.

A) Language, values, and attitude
B) Language, attitude, and nonverbal communications
C) Values, attitudes and language
D) Values, beliefs, and language
E) Language, values, and nonverbal communications
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70
An emerging consumer trend in many industrialized countries is the willingness to trade _____ for _____.

A) Time, energy
B) Service, money
C) Service, time
D) Time, value
E) Time, money
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71
People who know about many different types of products,initiate discussions about and respond to others' inquiries are called _____________.

A) Opinion leaders
B) Market mavens
C) Influencers
D) Early adopters
E) Innovators
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72
_______ is the means of communicating through facial expressions,eye behavior,gestures,posture,and any other body language.

A) Cultural expression
B) Nonverbal communication
C) Communiqué
D) Situational communication
E) Verbal communication
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73
Jenny shops differently when her kids are crying than when her kids are enjoying the experience.This is due to differences in _____.

A) Household life cycle
B) Personal circumstances
C) Physical surroundings
D) Social factors
E) Cultural values
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74
Stacy is from the United States.She is likely to be much more of a _____ than her Latin American counterpart.

A) Adventurer
B) Clock watcher
C) Procrastinator
D) Hugger
E) Relationship builder
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75
An individual watching an ad on the Major League Baseball World Series will act differently whether watching the show at home alone or at a party with friends due to differences in _____.

A) Physical surroundings
B) Lighting
C) Sounds
D) Distractions
E) Cultural values
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76
In the United States,the obligation and commitment to family is often limited to an individual's immediate family,including their parents,children,and siblings.Most Latin American cultures,on the other hand,have a more wide-ranging definition of family that includes extended family members such as cousins and grandparents and also more inclusive with extended family members living together.This is an example of differences in ______.

A) Cultural values
B) Norms
C) Value preferences
D) Family structure
E) Living standards
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77
Retailers devote a lot of time and resources to create the right physical surrounding to improve the customers' shopping experience.This indicates importance of ________ factors.

A) Situational
B) Cultural
C) Social
D) Economical
E) Internal
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78
What are the two important elements of nonverbal communication?

A) Eye contact and voice modulation
B) Power distance and time orientation
C) Language and accent
D) Values and beliefs
E) Time and space
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79
Mark is seeking out ______ because he is unfamiliar with the new computer he wants to buy and needs reassurance from someone he can talk to about a product selection before purchasing it.

A) A laggard
B) Consumer reports
C) Market research
D) Information on the Internet
E) An opinion leader
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80
_____ are principles shared by a society that assert positive ideals.These principles are often viewed on a continuum.

A) Attitudes
B) Beliefs
C) Mores
D) Cultural values
E) Moral beliefs
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