ATTITUDE SCENARIO Serena wants to buy a new hair dryer. She surfs the Internet and finally considers buying either a model from Philips or Braun. She rates them on their price, energy consumption, and design. Her evaluative ratings (e) for each attribute and her beliefs of how each brand performs on a given attribute (b) are given below: \[\begin{array} { | c | c | c | c| } \hline & & \text { Philips Model A } & \text { Graun Madel K } \\ \hline \text { Attribute } & e & \boldsymbol { b } & \boldsymbol { b } \\ \hline \text { Low Price } & 3 & \mathbf { 8 } & \mathbf { 8 } \\ \hline \text { Enerpy Consumptin } & 2 & 5 & \mathbf { 9 } \\ \hline \text { Desipm } & 2 & \mathbf { 8 } & 9 \\ \hline \end{array}\] -Refer to the Attitude Scenario.Which of the following is true about Serena's overall attitude following the implementation of the attitude-toward-the-object model?

A) Serena has a more favorable attitude toward Philips Model A. B) Serena has a negative attitude toward Braun Model B. C) Serena has no significant attitude toward any model. D) Serena has a more favorable attitude toward Braun Model B. E) Serena has the same overall attitude toward Philips Model A and Braun Model B. A) Serena has a more favorable attitude toward Philips Model A. B) Serena has a negative attitude toward Braun Model B. C) Serena has no significant attitude toward any model. D) Serena has a more favorable attitude toward Braun Model B. E) Serena has the same overall attitude toward Philips Model A and Braun Model B.

Michelle wants to buy a new laptop.She wants it to be light weight and have a larger battery backup.She chooses five models on the Internet.The belief ratings for each of the models are as follows: \[\begin{array} { | l | c | c | c | c | c| } \hline& \text { Model A } & \text { Madel B } & \text { Model C } & \text { Model D } & \text { Madel E } \\ \hline \text { Light Weight } & \text { 8 } & 9 & 2 & 10 & 4 \\ \hline \begin{array} { l } \text { Large Battery } \\ \text { Backup } \end{array} & 7 & 6 & 3 & 5 & 10 \\ \hline \end{array}\] She gives these criteria evaluative ratings of 3 and 2 respectively.Using the attitude-toward-the-object model,which of the following models would Michelle purchase based on the highest overall attitude score for the model?

A) Model D B) Model A C) Model C D) Model E E) Model B A) Model D B) Model A C) Model C D) Model E E) Model B

Exam 7: Attitudes and Attitude Change

According to the elaboration likelihood model of persuasion,if a consumer is not involved with a message or lacks either the motivation or ability to process information,the _____ route to persuasion will be followed.

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In the attitude-toward-the-object (ATO)model,the belief ratings (b)do not vary across the brands under consideration,while the evaluation ratings do.

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Question 22

According to the behavioral influence approach to persuasion,behavior change can occur only if beliefs and attitudes are changed first.

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Question 23

To gain the attention of audiences with lower levels of involvement,advertisers must implement the primacy effect in their messages.

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Question 24

According to the balance theory,the relations between the elements of observer,person,and object are referred to as _____.

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Question 25

Marketpro Inc.,a marketing firm,has been asked to conduct a market research on consumers' attitudes toward online shopping websites.In order to achieve its research objectives,Marketpro has been actively monitoring consumers' attitude over time through information collected from several social networking sites and blog posts.This process is best described as _____.

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Question 26

Pearl Beauty Inc.,a leading cosmetics firm,wants to introduce its new anti-aging cream in the market.Since its target audience comprises mostly of women in their mid-30s,Pearl Beauty decided to feature a well-known model in the advertisement who is also in her mid-30s.According to the _____,using a model who is in her mid-30s is likely to be far more effective than using someone much younger in the advertisement.

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Question 27

According to the ABC approach to attitudes,the statement,"I really like my smartphone," is an example of the behavior component of attitude.

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Question 28

_____ refers to the extent to which a company actively monitors its customers' attitudes over time.

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Question 29

The theory of planned action expands upon the behavioral intentions model by including a subjective norm component.

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Question 30

On finding out that customers were skeptical about the quality of food being currently served in her restaurant,Nina started promoting the fact that her restaurant sourced only the freshest vegetables,meat,and dairy products from the market.According to the attitude-toward-the-object approach,Nina is attempting to _____.

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Question 31

Nathan is a chain smoker who habitually discounts the negative consequences of smoking.This is an example of the _____ function of attitudes.

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Question 32

According to social judgment theory,a message that is perceived as being far away from,or opposed to,the original attitude position will fall within the latitude of rejection.

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Question 33

ATTITUDE SCENARIO Serena wants to buy a new hair dryer. She surfs the Internet and finally considers buying either a model from Philips or Braun. She rates them on their price, energy consumption, and design. Her evaluative ratings (e) for each attribute and her beliefs of how each brand performs on a given attribute (b) are given below: Philips Model A Graun Madel K Attribute e Low Price 3 Enerpy Consumptin 2 5 Desipm 2 9 -Refer to the Attitude Scenario.Which of the following is true about Serena's overall attitude following the implementation of the attitude-toward-the-object model?

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Question 34

Using the elaboration likelihood model (ELM),illustrate how attitudes are changed based on differing levels of consumer involvement.

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Question 35

Michelle wants to buy a new laptop.She wants it to be light weight and have a larger battery backup.She chooses five models on the Internet.The belief ratings for each of the models are as follows: Model A Madel B Model C Model D Madel E Light Weight 8 9 2 10 4 Large Battery Backup 7 6 3 5 10 She gives these criteria evaluative ratings of 3 and 2 respectively.Using the attitude-toward-the-object model,which of the following models would Michelle purchase based on the highest overall attitude score for the model?

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Question 36

Which of the following is true about the effects of the source of a message on consumer attitudes?

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Question 37

Which of the following expands upon the behavioral intentions model by including a perceived control component that assesses the difficulty involved in performing the behavior and the extent to which the consumer perceives that he or she is in control of the product selection?

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Question 38

Which of the following best describes the matchup hypothesis?

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Question 39

Define attitude and describe the ABC approach to attitudes.For each component of this approach,give an example that illustrates that component of your attitude regarding a product or activity.

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According to the elaboration likelihood model of persuasion,if a consumer is not involved with a message or lacks either the motivation or ability to process information,the _____ route to persuasion will be followed.

In the attitude-toward-the-object (ATO)model,the belief ratings (b)do not vary across the brands under consideration,while the evaluation ratings do.

According to the behavioral influence approach to persuasion,behavior change can occur only if beliefs and attitudes are changed first.

To gain the attention of audiences with lower levels of involvement,advertisers must implement the primacy effect in their messages.

According to the balance theory,the relations between the elements of observer,person,and object are referred to as _____.

According to the ABC approach to attitudes,the statement,"I really like my smartphone," is an example of the behavior component of attitude.

_____ refers to the extent to which a company actively monitors its customers' attitudes over time.

The theory of planned action expands upon the behavioral intentions model by including a subjective norm component.

Nathan is a chain smoker who habitually discounts the negative consequences of smoking.This is an example of the _____ function of attitudes.

According to social judgment theory,a message that is perceived as being far away from,or opposed to,the original attitude position will fall within the latitude of rejection.

Using the elaboration likelihood model (ELM),illustrate how attitudes are changed based on differing levels of consumer involvement.

Which of the following is true about the effects of the source of a message on consumer attitudes?

Which of the following expands upon the behavioral intentions model by including a perceived control component that assesses the difficulty involved in performing the behavior and the extent to which the consumer perceives that he or she is in control of the product selection?

Which of the following best describes the matchup hypothesis?

Define attitude and describe the ABC approach to attitudes.For each component of this approach,give an example that illustrates that component of your attitude regarding a product or activity.

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