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Decision-Making I: Need Recognition & Search

Decision-Making I: Need Recognition & Search. Chapter 11. Consumer Decision-Making Process. Need Recognition Information Search Evaluation of Alternatives Choice Postpurchase evaluation. Decision-Making. Can be influenced by: Choice Value Motivation Emotion.

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Decision-Making I: Need Recognition & Search

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  1. Decision-Making I:Need Recognition & Search Chapter 11

  2. Consumer Decision-Making Process Need Recognition Information Search Evaluation of Alternatives Choice Postpurchase evaluation

  3. Decision-Making • Can be influenced by: • Choice • Value • Motivation • Emotion

  4. Decision-Making Perspectives • Rational Decision-Making • Consumers think logically • Experiential Decision-Making • Feel Do Think • Behavioral Influence Decision-Making • Environmental influences

  5. Decision-Making Approaches • Depends upon: • Involvement • Perceived risk • Financial • Social • Performance • Physical • Time

  6. Decision-Making Approaches • Three types: • Extended decision-making • Information sources • Types of products • Limited decision-making • Prior beliefs • Habitual decision-making • AKA Routine AKA Nominal • Brand loyalty • Brand inertia • Effects of brand loyalty

  7. Step 1: Problem Recognition • Compare actual v. ideal state • What if they are equal?

  8. Step 2: Information Search • Search behavior • Behaviors that consumers engage in as they seek information that can be used to resolve a problem • Ongoing searches • Prepurchase search • Information overload

  9. Universal Set Unawareness Set Awareness Set Consideration Set Inert Set Inept Set

  10. Step 2: Information Search • Internal Search • External Search • Evaluative criteria • Price? • Quality?

  11. Step 2: Information Search • How long to search? • Product experience • Involvement • Perceived risk • Value of search efforts • Time availability • Shopping attitude • Personal factors • Situational influencers

  12. Step 2: Information Search • Search Regret

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