_____ refers to a buyer's inclination to obstruct external or circumstantial influences from interfering with his or her shopping choices.
A) Consumer self-regulation
B) Consumer congruity
C) Outshopping pattern
D) Affective quality

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Consumer self-regulation refers to the ability of a buyer to resist external or situational influences that may manipulate their purchasing decisions. These influences may include advertising, promotional offers or peer pressure. Therefore, the best choice for the given explanation would be A) Consumer self-regulation. Other options such as consumer congruity, outshopping pattern or affective quality are not related to the ability of buyers to resist external influences.

_____ Refers to a Buyer's Inclination to Obstruct External or Circumstantial