A. family orientation
B. inspirational orientation
C. group orientation
D. opinion orientation
Related Mcqs:
- The marketer’s must work hard in the marketing type of___________?
A. selective ad watching
B. selective noticing
C. prepared distortion
D. selective attention - The strategy to integrate larger gains with smaller losses involved_________?
A. lining principle
B. cancellation principle
C. golden lining principle
D. segregate principle - According to expectancy model, the redesigning of the whole product is classified as_______?
A. fake positioning
B. real positioning
C. brand positioning
D. market positioning - The division of target market such as upper uppers, upper lowers, middle class and working class are the classic examples of__________?
A. internal factors
B. external factors
C. social classes
D. economic variables - The influential model of attitude change and attitude formation is_________?
A. elaboration likelihood model
B. value likelihood model
C. expectancy elaboration model
D. value elaboration model - The customer is disappointed of the purchase if____________?
A. performance shorts of expectations
B. performance meets expectations
C. performance exceeds expectation
D. post purchase actions - The customers who are less averse tend to overweight the product failure with___________?
A. high probabilities
B. low probabilities
C. integrate probabilities
D. segregate probabilities - The model that explains how customers make decisions in high involvement and low involvement is explained in___________?
A. expectancy elaboration model
B. value elaboration model
C. elaboration likelihood model
D. value likelihood model - The motivation, learning and perception all are included in ___________?
A. psychological processes
B. motivation process
C. buying process
D. monitoring process - When the marketers offer the products which is representation of the category as a whole is classified as ____________?
A. representative heuristic
B. motivation heuristic
C. expectancy heuristic
D. psychological heuristic