Experiences and Acquisitions Experiences and Acquisitions FIGURE 1-3 Overall Model of Consumer Behavior External Influences Culture Decision Subculture Process Demographics Situations Social Status Reference Groups Family Marketing Activities Problem Recognition -Information Self-Concept Needs Search and Lifestyle Desires Alternative Evaluation Internal and Selection Influences - Outlet Selection and Purchase Perception Learning Memory Postpurchase Processes Motives Personality Emotions Attitudes

Q: What are the four types of correlation?

A: Correlation is a concept and statistical measure which is highly used in marketing research for…

Q: Can you provide instances of decision patterns observed in the manufacturing industry?

A: The manufacturing sector, which involves the creation of commodities using a variety of techniques…

Q: Difference between PESTEL analysis Hofstede, Trompenaar and GLOBE

A: Pestel analysis-  this analysis is an evaluation of macro environmental forces. It evaluates whether…

Q: Analyze one of the following industries using the 5-forces model: Coffee Soft Drinks Cell Phones…

A: As you asked to analyse one industry, so i'll analyze soft drink industry below:

Q: convience sample

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Q: Explain the DECISION TREES?

A: A decision tree is a graphical representation of all the possible outcomes under different…

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A: Talking about the controlled states then, control stars are the states where the state governments…

Q: When consumers' income increases and they purchase more a product, the product is a/an O inferior…

A: Consumer is the ultimate focus of all the marketing activities because company provide goods and…

Q: Five Step of the Consumer Decision Making Process are

A: The five steps of consumer decision making process are discussed as follows-