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marketing chapter 2

marketing chapter 2 study questions

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what is customer behavior a broad term the covers both individual consumers who buy things for their own use and organizational buyers who produce business product
what is consumer behavior the process through which the ultimate buyer make purchase decisions
what is the black box model suggest that consumers will respond in specific ways to different stimuli after they've processed those stimuli in their minds.
what are cultural influences values, beliefs, preferences, and tastes handed down through generations
what are the interpersonal determinants of consumer behavior culture, social class, reference groups, and family influences
what are a few examples of subcultures corporate, adolescent, drug, culture of poverty, academic, etc.
what are the four major family influences automatic, husband/ wife- dominant, and syncretic
what is a automatic role when the partners independently make equal numbers of decisions
what is a husband/ wife- dominant role where the husband or wife makes most of the decisions
what is a syncretic role where both partners jointly make the decisions
what are the three major societal classes upper class, middle class, and lower and working class
what is Malsow's hierarchy of needs (top to bottom) self- actualization, esteem, social, safety, and psychological needs
what is the definition of a perception the meaning that a person attributes to incoming stimuli gathered through the five senses
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