PDF Notes: Consumer Behavior Exam 3

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    What are situational factors?

    Temporary conditions that impact consumer behavior.

    What are antecedent conditions?

    Factors like time, mood, and personal traits affecting purchase decisions.

    How does time pressure influence consumer behavior?

    Creates a sense of urgency that can affect decision-making.

    What is advertiming?

    Advertising at times when consumers are most receptive.

    What are the types of shopping orientations?

    Acquisitional, epistemic, experiential, and impulsive.

    What is outshopping?

    Desire to shop outside one's local area.

    What is compulsive consumer behavior?

    Harmful behavior driven by uncontrollable urges.

    What is green marketing?

    Marketing products that meet consumer and societal needs sustainably.

    What is greenwashing?

    Deceptive claims about a product's environmental benefits.

    What is consumer satisfaction?

    Degree to which expectations are met or exceeded.

    What is the difference between durable and nondurable goods?

    Durable goods are consumed slowly; nondurable goods are consumed quickly.

    What is the expectancy/disconfirmation theory?

    Consumers evaluate experiences based on pre-existing expectations.

    What is the paradox of choice?

    More options can lead to less satisfaction and decision paralysis.

    What is emotional contagion?

    The phenomenon of catching the moods of others.

    What is consumer misbehavior?

    Unethical behavior that is potentially harmful.

    What motivates consumer misbehavior?

    Unfulfilled aspirations and thrill-seeking.

    What is corporate social responsibility (CSR)?

    A company's activities related to its societal obligations.

    What is the customer lifetime value?

    Total expected spending of a customer over their lifetime.

    What is the customer journey?

    The series of interactions a consumer has with a brand.

    What is the role of implicit data?

    Behavior reveals consumer preferences without direct input.

    What is the significance of relationship quality?

    Trust, satisfaction, and commitment are key components.