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Marketing can help put consumers in a state of problem recognition and motivate them to start the decision process by attempting to create dissatisfaction with the ideal state.

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Which of the following statements is true of inhibition?


A) It increases the chances of fair judgement toward a brand.
B) It leads to information overload.
C) It promotes the equality of preferences toward brands or products in an evoked set.
D) Consumers may not always consider key aspects of a brand when making a decision.
E) Consumers may recall information that contradicts their overall beliefs.

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Which of the following statements is true of an experiential search?


A) It is not used for hedonic products and services.
B) It involves getting advice from friends, relatives, neighbors, and coworkers.
C) It increases when a consumer's knowledge is higher and involvement is lower.
D) It is the least used form of external search.
E) It involves using product samples or service trials.

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Some marketers include _____ in various marketing elements so that consumers can get more information via cell phone.


A) smart cards
B) simulations
C) quick response codes
D) two-sided messages
E) retrieval cues

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Explain the inverted-U relationship between knowledge and search.

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Internal information search is:


A) searching for information from within one's reference group.
B) examining online web information before referring other sources.
C) accessing information available within one's friends or family.
D) searching for information from experts, magazines, or ads.
E) the process of recalling stored information from memory.

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_____ refers to the concept of seeing what we want to see.


A) Online processing
B) The sleeper effect
C) Selective perception
D) Inhibition
E) The endowment effect

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Packaging can be an important retrieval cue for food products.

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Explain how confirmation bias alters the nature of internal search.

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Discuss the factors that can influence the perception of the actual state.

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Rather than remembering all available brands in any given situation, consumers tend to recall a subset of two to eight brands known as a consideration or evoked set.

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When Martha visited her favorite salon, a salon representative gave her a new moisturizer that was yet to be launched in the market. She was asked to try the product and provide a review about it. In this scenario, Martha acquired information about the new moisturizer through _____.


A) media search
B) ongoing search
C) habituation
D) preattentive processing
E) experiential search

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Two types of external search are prepurchase search and ongoing search.

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Explain a consumer's ideal state and actual state and the difference between them with an example.

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Explain how the recall of brands can have an impact on decision-making.

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Confirmation bias is related to the concept of selective perception.

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Cathy and Don are soon to be parents. Lately, they have been interested in childcare products. In this scenario, Cathy and Don's behavior is an example of _____.


A) ongoing search
B) online processing
C) preattentive processing
D) quick response
E) situational involvement

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Anna sees an ad for Naimo Lands, a theme park. Though she does not remember the price of the ticket or the names of the rides, she remembers how the employees had entertained the crowd during her last trip to Naimo Lands. She also remembers that she was given a gift before she left the park. In this case, the details remembered by Anna can be categorized as _____.


A) ​information gathered for problem recognition
B) information stored in olfactory memory
C) recall through external search
D) nonvivid information
E) recall of experiences

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Diana likes Anakia, a tent-making company. When she saw the latest ad for its tents, she could recall how sturdy and easy to use they were. However, she could not recall any flaws about them. This is an example of _____.


A) problem recognition
B) preference dispersion
C) information overload
D) source derogation
E) confirmation bias

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Priscilla can recall information such as the price, number of shelves, and color of the refrigerator she purchased. However, she cannot recall the refrigerator's capacity. This is an example of inhibition.

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