Exam 8: The Buying Process and Buyer Behavior

The person who withdraws money from a savings account and uses this money to buy government bonds at a higher return on investment is very likely guided by rational buying motives.

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Question 21

In order for a customer to arrive at a buying decision the salesperson should present the product according to:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 22

Systems selling appeals to buyers who prefer to purchase individual products from a variety of sellers.

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Question 23

Which buyer behavior theory focuses the salesperson's attention on five important factors that the customer is likely to consider before making a purchase?

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Question 24

Transactional buyers are well aware of their needs and usually know a great deal about the products or services they intend to purchase.

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Question 25

Which of the following motives would most likely make a customer buy from the same business they have been buying from?

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Question 26

Patronage buying motives are particularly important when product offerings from several companies are very similar.

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Question 27

Executive management has decided that,to ensure quality and maximum value per cost,the purchasing department must change its regular straight rebuy situations to modified rebuys.How does having sold to the company previously help the supplier during the rebuy process?

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Question 28

________ can be defined as the accumulation of values,rules of behavior,beliefs,and the like.

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Question 29

The three prescriptions for developing a customer strategy focus on (1)the customer's buying process,(2)why customers buy,and (3)consummating the transaction.

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Question 30

The salesperson has identified that the customer strongly identifies with social groups and is influenced heavily by her role,reference,social class,and culture.What would be important for the salesperson to do to win the sale from this customer?

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Question 31

The need to belong is really just an urge,not a basic human social need.

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Question 32

An aroused need,drive,or desire is referred to as:

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Question 33

A customer will buy one product instead of another because of the:

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Question 34

A sales representative is selling a product that is superior to the product the prospect currently buys.If the prospect has a patronage buying motive,the sales representative has almost no chance of making the sale unless:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 35

A company has developed a calendar/messaging/paperwork center that helps working mothers organize their families' schedules and paperwork.All the mothers who have tried it have loved it,and it is priced comparably to normal planners,although it offers much more. -The company is selling it through small local baby boutiques to give mothers personal guidance in purchasing it,but it is not selling well.What aspect of their target customers' behavior does the company not understand?

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Question 36

A purchase based on the result of an objective review of available information is a(n):

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Question 37

Which of the following steps in the buying process can cement the relationship after the sale is over?

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Question 38

A first-time purchase of a product or service by a business-to-business customer is a buy.

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Question 39

The three types of consumer buying situations are habitual buying decisions,complex buying decisions,and modified buying decisions.

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The person who withdraws money from a savings account and uses this money to buy government bonds at a higher return on investment is very likely guided by rational buying motives.

In order for a customer to arrive at a buying decision the salesperson should present the product according to:

Systems selling appeals to buyers who prefer to purchase individual products from a variety of sellers.

Which buyer behavior theory focuses the salesperson's attention on five important factors that the customer is likely to consider before making a purchase?

Transactional buyers are well aware of their needs and usually know a great deal about the products or services they intend to purchase.

Which of the following motives would most likely make a customer buy from the same business they have been buying from?

Patronage buying motives are particularly important when product offerings from several companies are very similar.

Executive management has decided that,to ensure quality and maximum value per cost,the purchasing department must change its regular straight rebuy situations to modified rebuys.How does having sold to the company previously help the supplier during the rebuy process?

________ can be defined as the accumulation of values,rules of behavior,beliefs,and the like.

The three prescriptions for developing a customer strategy focus on (1)the customer's buying process,(2)why customers buy,and (3)consummating the transaction.

The salesperson has identified that the customer strongly identifies with social groups and is influenced heavily by her role,reference,social class,and culture.What would be important for the salesperson to do to win the sale from this customer?

The need to belong is really just an urge,not a basic human social need.

An aroused need,drive,or desire is referred to as:

A customer will buy one product instead of another because of the:

A sales representative is selling a product that is superior to the product the prospect currently buys.If the prospect has a patronage buying motive,the sales representative has almost no chance of making the sale unless:

A purchase based on the result of an objective review of available information is a(n):

Which of the following steps in the buying process can cement the relationship after the sale is over?

A first-time purchase of a product or service by a business-to-business customer is a buy.

The three types of consumer buying situations are habitual buying decisions,complex buying decisions,and modified buying decisions.

Relationship Selling Opportunities in the Information Economy

Evolution of Selling Models That Compliment the Marketing Concept

Creating Value With a Relationship Strategy

Communication Styles: a Key to Adaptive Selling Today

Ethics: the Foundation for Relationships in Selling

Creating Product Solutions

Product-Selling Strategies That Add Value

Developing and Qualifying a Prospect Base

Approaching the Customer With Adaptive Selling

Determining Customer Needs With a Consultative Questioning Strategy

Creating Value With the Consultative Demonstration

Negotiating Buyer Concerns

Adapting the Close and Confirming the Partnership

Servicing the Sale and Building the Partnership

Opportunity Management: the Key to Greater Sales Productivity

Management of the Sales Force

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Exam 8: The Buying Process and Buyer Behavior

The person who withdraws money from a savings account and uses this money to buy government bonds at a higher return on investment is very likely guided by rational buying motives.

In order for a customer to arrive at a buying decision the salesperson should present the product according to:

Systems selling appeals to buyers who prefer to purchase individual products from a variety of sellers.

Which buyer behavior theory focuses the salesperson's attention on five important factors that the customer is likely to consider before making a purchase?

Transactional buyers are well aware of their needs and usually know a great deal about the products or services they intend to purchase.

Which of the following motives would most likely make a customer buy from the same business they have been buying from?

Patronage buying motives are particularly important when product offerings from several companies are very similar.

Executive management has decided that,to ensure quality and maximum value per cost,the purchasing department must change its regular straight rebuy situations to modified rebuys.How does having sold to the company previously help the supplier during the rebuy process?

________ can be defined as the accumulation of values,rules of behavior,beliefs,and the like.

The three prescriptions for developing a customer strategy focus on (1)the customer's buying process,(2)why customers buy,and (3)consummating the transaction.

The salesperson has identified that the customer strongly identifies with social groups and is influenced heavily by her role,reference,social class,and culture.What would be important for the salesperson to do to win the sale from this customer?

The need to belong is really just an urge,not a basic human social need.

An aroused need,drive,or desire is referred to as:

A customer will buy one product instead of another because of the:

A sales representative is selling a product that is superior to the product the prospect currently buys.If the prospect has a patronage buying motive,the sales representative has almost no chance of making the sale unless:

A purchase based on the result of an objective review of available information is a(n):

Which of the following steps in the buying process can cement the relationship after the sale is over?

A first-time purchase of a product or service by a business-to-business customer is a ________ ________ buy.

The three types of consumer buying situations are habitual buying decisions,complex buying decisions,and modified buying decisions.

Relationship Selling Opportunities in the Information Economy

Evolution of Selling Models That Compliment the Marketing Concept

Creating Value With a Relationship Strategy

Communication Styles: a Key to Adaptive Selling Today

Ethics: the Foundation for Relationships in Selling

Creating Product Solutions

Product-Selling Strategies That Add Value

Developing and Qualifying a Prospect Base

Approaching the Customer With Adaptive Selling

Determining Customer Needs With a Consultative Questioning Strategy

Creating Value With the Consultative Demonstration

Negotiating Buyer Concerns

Adapting the Close and Confirming the Partnership

Servicing the Sale and Building the Partnership

Opportunity Management: the Key to Greater Sales Productivity

Management of the Sales Force

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A first-time purchase of a product or service by a business-to-business customer is a buy.