A) the set of behaviors that is a result of spending one's time and money as one pleases.
B) a mode of living that is defined by one's personal moral philosophy.
C) the similar values,interests,and behaviors that members of society share.
D) a self-defined identification of belonging to a lower,lower-middle,middle,upper-middle,or upper class in terms of values,attitudes,and beliefs.
E) a mode of living that is identified by how people spend their time and resources,what they consider important in their environment,and what they think of themselves and the world around them.
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A) the husband makes the majority of the purchase decisions.
B) the wife makes the majority of the purchase decisions.
C) both the husband and the wife make the purchase decisions together.
D) the wife and the husband alternate with respect to their purchase decisions.
E) either the husband or the wife is primarily responsible for purchase decisions.
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A) it is a lot easier to find new customers than to retain existing ones.
B) according to research,it is equally costly to acquire new customers as it is to retain existing ones.
C) existing customers do not spend as much as new customers since that latter like the old products rather than the new ones new customers like.
D) the buying experience,customer satisfaction,and retention can increase firm profits.
E) unless a marketing promotion to retain customer loyalty can increase market share by at least 5 percent,it is not worth the expenditure.
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A) The item is inexpensive,widely available,or simple to use.
B) The item is inexpensive,very safe to use,or purchased with great frequency.
C) The item is expensive,new to the market,or recommended by influential personal sources.
D) The item is expensive,can have serious personal consequences,or could reflect on one's social image.
E) The item is inexpensive,new to the market,or is used for over five years.
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A) motivation
B) attitude formation
C) learning
D) perception
E) illumination
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A) a subscription to The Wall Street Journal
B) a coffeemaker
C) flowers to decorate her new apartment
D) a new outfit for her first day
E) running shoes
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A) a negative antecedent state.
B) perceived risk.
C) temporal uncertainty.
D) spatial uncertainty.
E) dissatisfaction.
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A) cognitive dissonance
B) selective retention
C) selective comprehension
D) stimulus generalization
E) stimulus discrimination
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A) personal,social,physiological,psychological,and safety
B) physiological,safety,social,personal,and self-actualization
C) safety,physiological,safety,self-actualization,and personal
D) self-actualization,social,safety,physiological,and personal
E) safety,personal,self-actualization,physiological,and social
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A) Experiencers
B) Believers
C) Makers
D) Achievers
E) Thinkers
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A) the group of brands that a consumer would consider acceptable from among all the brands of which he or she is aware in the product class.
B) the group of generic brands that a consumer would reluctantly consider acceptable.
C) the group of brands of which a consumer is aware.
D) all possible competitive product substitutes that may satisfy a consumer's needs regardless of the product class.
E) those product alternatives a consumer has considered,including those deemed unacceptable.
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A) membership
B) aspiration
C) dissociative
D) reference
E) involvement
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A) information search
B) problem recognition
C) purchase behavior
D) alternative evaluation
E) pre-purchase cognition
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A) purchase task
B) social surroundings
C) physical surroundings
D) temporal effects
E) antecedent states
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A) physiological needs
B) safety needs
C) social needs
D) personal needs
E) self-actualization needs
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A) using a behavioral learning technique.
B) reducing perceived risk.
C) create stimulus generalization.
D) using a cognitive learning technique.
E) using an attitudinal learning technique.
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A) ideals
B) rewards
C) self-expression
D) achievement
E) resources
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A) the degree to which a person is influenced by situational influences.
B) the need for personal fulfillment.
C) the way people see themselves and the way they believe others see them.
D) the degree to which a person trusts his or her own judgment in a purchase situation.
E) the way people see others.
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A) hot buttons.
B) informational alternatives.
C) evaluative criteria.
D) buying-decision opportunities.
E) consumer attributes.
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A) consumer angst
B) cognitive dissonance
C) perceived risk
D) purchase anxiety
E) consumer cynicism
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