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Dive into Chapter 7 of "Consumer Behaviour" (2nd Canadian Edition) by Solomon, Zaichkowsky, and Polegato, where we explore the nature of consumer attitudes. Learn about the functions of attitudes—including utilitarian and value-expressive roles—and dissect the ABC Model: Affect, Behavior, and Cognition. Examine attitude formation, commitment levels, and the dynamics of compliance and internalization. Insights into Nike's branding strategies reveal how attitudes are shaped and can shift under scrutiny. Discover the complexities of attitude prediction and the impact of social pressures.
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Chapter 7 Electronic Transparencies in PowerPoint ForConsumer Behaviour, 2nd Canadian EditionbyMichael R. Solomon, Judith L. Zaichkowsky, and Rosemary Polegato
Attitudes • Function of Attitudes • Utilitarian • Value-Expressive • Ego-Defensive • Knowledge
Attitudes The ABC Model of Attitudes: Affect Behaviour Cognition
Forming Attitudes • Levels of Commitment • Compliance • Identification • Internalization • Cognitive Consistency • Harmony • Dissonance • Reactance • Self-Perception Theory • Observation • Inference
Attitude Anchor Contrast Latitude of Acceptance Latitudes of Rejection Social Judgment Theory Latitudes of Acceptance and Rejection Assimilation
Multiattribute Models Attributes Beliefs Importance Weights
Predicting Behaviour • The Extended Fishbein Model • Intention Versus Behaviour • Social Pressure • Attitude Toward Buying • Obstacles • Attitude Tracking • Obstacles to Predicting Behaviour • Design • Locus of Control • Basic Assumptions • Correspondence • Time-Frame
Video: Nike • How are attitudes formed towards products, such as Nike sneakers? • How are Nike’s critics changing attitudes towards Nike? • How can Nike overcome the recent criticism? Or can they? • What is the role of VP of Social Responsibility at a company like Nike?