Exam 6: Understand Consumer and Business Markets

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An attitude is a learned predisposition to respond to an object or class of objects in a consistently favorable or unfavorable way. Attitudes are seldom if ever neutral.

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James is highly influenced by his work environment. He will most likely ________.

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________ criteria are a set of analyses and metrics grouped together to assess the cost of ownership.

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Internal factors affecting consumer choices include personal characteristics and psychological attributes.

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Companies like Home Depot sell to the B2B market and B2C market out of the same store. This puts the company in the category of a(n) ________.

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It is said that B2B demand is more ________ in general than B2C demand for products or services.

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The two fundamental approaches to learning are ________.

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Alma and Tarvares see an ad for a new Sony LCD flat-panel television. Alma sees the ad as a high-quality television worth the money while Tarvares sees the ad as an overpriced television that does not warrant a premium price. What makes them see the same ad so differently?

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________ is a set of unique personal qualities that produce distinctive responses across similar situations.

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In the purchase process, the purpose of outlining product specifications is ________.

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Mike and Judy find out they are going to have a baby and realize their Infiniti G coupe has to be replaced with a more practical vehicle. They engage in a thorough information search by reviewing car magazines, soliciting opinions from friends and family, conducting online research, reading consumer reports, and test-driving a number of new cars and SUVs before making a final purchase decision. This is an example of extensive information search.

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When people are concerned about the outcome of a process, they will spend more time acquiring information about product options and become more emotionally connected to the process and the decision by engaging in ________.

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Perception drives a person's attitudes, beliefs, motivation, and, eventually, his or her ________.

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The nature of B2B markets requires ________.

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Keeping your hands in your pockets and looking at the clock are examples of positive nonverbal communication.

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The primary difference between selling to the profit-oriented market and the nonprofit market is that nonprofits ________.

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Attitudes are learned or at least influenced by ________.

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Values, morals, and beliefs are all part of one's culture.

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________ occurs when information is processed and added to long-term memory.

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Mary pretends that she has a three-bedroom house with a minivan in the driveway, even though she lives in an apartment and takes the train to work. The three-bedroom house reflects Mary's real state.

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