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#CBES9Q4 trashing, recycling, converting, trading, donating, reselling

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#CBES9Q3 When performance perceptions are more positive than what was expected, positive disconfirmation occurs. Positive disconfirmation leads to consumer satisfaction. When performance perceptions do not meet expectations,negative disconfirmation occurs

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#CBES9Q2 Consumer satisfaction is a mild, positive emotional state resulting from a favorable appraisal of a consumption outcome.

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#CBES9Q1 Consumption is the heart of all consumer behavior. In the consumption process, consumers use the product, service, or experience that they selected through the consumer decision-making process. Ultimately, consumers use or experience products and receive value in return

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#CBES8Q5 a consumer may want to find a television that has at least a 50-inch screen, has the best picture clarity, a good warranty and surround sound. All these features would be considered in the selection process.

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#CBES8Q4 Affective based evaluations make use of overall emotions by customers which is specifically arises out of any alternative. For example, when a customer’s purchase a comfortable trendy handbag even if it was not needed but because the person got evoked to buy it.

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#CBES8Q2 Features and benefits are the most important aspects of evaluative criteria as customers first and foremost compares the additional benefits and functions in two products. It would enable the customers to evaluate the product's performance and utility for longterm

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#CBES7Q5 Universal set, Awareness set, Consideration set, Inert set, Inept set

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#CBES7Q4 Extended Decision Making When consumers engage in extended decision making, they tend to search diligently for information that will help them reach a satisfactory decision.

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#CBES7Q3 The line between impulse and unplanned is not always clear because some unplanned acts are impulsive, and many impulsive acts are unplanned. Simple unplanned purchases usually lack any real emotional involvement or significant amounts of self-gratification

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#CBES7Q2 Acquisitional shopping, Epistemic shopping,
Experiential shopping, Impulsive shopping

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#CBES7Q1 Time, Place, Conditions

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#CBES6Q4 Enculturation represents the way people learn their native culture. In other words, enculturation represents the way in which consumers learn and develop shared understandings of things with their families.

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#CBES6Q3 Consumers are not born liking very pungent food. But early in life, children observe the diets of their parents and come to mimic those behaviors. For example, people of Indian origin who have spicy and hot food, they receive overt social rewards

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#CBES6Q2 There is two main component: Ecological factors are the physical characteristics that describe the physical environment and habitat of a particular place

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#CBES6Q1 Consumer culture represents the commonly held societal beliefs that define what is socially gratifying within a specific society. Culture shapes value by framing everyday life in terms of these commonly held beliefs.

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#CBES5Q5 Social networks are networks of consumers that are formed based on common interest, associations, or goals. In sociology, a social network is viewed as a group of individuals who share information and experiences.

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#CBES5Q4 yes it will effect me in different ways for example the way I look in the in product it can totally change the way reference group maybe in general I don’t need that product but the way they demonstrate it

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#CBES5Q3 A reference group is a group of individuals who have significant relevance for a consumer and who have an impact on the consumer’s evaluations, aspirations, and behavior. This influence affects the ways that consumers seek and receive value from consumption.