Consumer Behaviour

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Match the text blocks. Alan Warde - Consumption as practice

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Collectively
Historically
Normatively
Routinely

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established
shared
reproduced
regulated

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Fill In The Blanks. Consumer Protection in the EU: 10 principles.

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1) Buy what you want,

you want.

2) If it doesn't work,

3) High

for food and consumer goods

4) Know what you are

5) Contracts should be

to consumers

6) Sometimes consumers can change

7) making it easier to

8) Consumer should not be

9) Protection while you are on

10) Effective redress for cross-border disputes

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Match the text blocks. Function of attitudes

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Utilitarian
Value expressive
Knowledge
Ego defensive

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"I like my religion, because it gives my life purpose"
"I like Chanel, because I'm classy"
"I like Mars bars, because they are good"
"I like Axe, because it keeps me from sweating"

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When the ________ rule of decision making is used, the brand that is the best on the most important attribute is the one selected.

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Which factor tends to increase one's power in household decision making?

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Diffusion of innovation theory suggest that an innovation can be supported of people are allowed to experiment before actually committing themselves or buying the product. This is called:

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The perceptual process refers to the process through which stimuli are

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Sacralization is the process when objects, events or people take sacred meaning. This does NOT happen through:

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When Bob wants his hair cut in the same way as famous soccer player Christiano Ronaldo, this is an example of

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Which of the following occurs when a customer learns that two products are different even though the packages of both products look similar?

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If a consumer replaces a product by a model which performs the same functions more efficiently, the reason is most likely to be

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As a customer's product knowledge increases, what typically happens to the amount of search conducted by the consumer?

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As compared with attitudes, beliefs are

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Thinking about social and cultural values: which of the below mentioned countries is the most materialist?

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The success of a (cultural) innovation is determined by a formal and informal gatekeepers. Which is an INFORMAL gatekeeper in the traditional sense of the word

Consumer Behaviour

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Match the text blocks. Alan Warde - Consumption as practice

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Collectively

Historically

Normatively

Routinely

established

shared

reproduced

regulated

Fill In The Blanks. Consumer Protection in the EU: 10 principles.

Fill in the blanks

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Match the text blocks. Function of attitudes

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Utilitarian

Value expressive

Knowledge

Ego defensive

"I like my religion, because it gives my life purpose"

"I like Chanel, because I'm classy"

"I like Mars bars, because they are good"

"I like Axe, because it keeps me from sweating"

When the ________ rule of decision making is used, the brand that is the best on the most important attribute is the one selected.

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Which factor tends to increase one's power in household decision making?

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Diffusion of innovation theory suggest that an innovation can be supported of people are allowed to experiment before actually committing themselves or buying the product. This is called:

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The perceptual process refers to the process through which stimuli are

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Sacralization is the process when objects, events or people take sacred meaning. This does NOT happen through:

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When Bob wants his hair cut in the same way as famous soccer player Christiano Ronaldo, this is an example of

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Which of the following occurs when a customer learns that two products are different even though the packages of both products look similar?

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If a consumer replaces a product by a model which performs the same functions more efficiently, the reason is most likely to be

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As a customer's product knowledge increases, what typically happens to the amount of search conducted by the consumer?

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As compared with attitudes, beliefs are

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Thinking about social and cultural values: which of the below mentioned countries is the most materialist?

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The success of a (cultural) innovation is determined by a formal and informal gatekeepers. Which is an INFORMAL gatekeeper in the traditional sense of the word

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