MKT 3020 TEST 2 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Primary Groups
Answer:
Groups that one spends a lot of time with
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2. Secondary Groups
Answer:
Groups that one doesn't spend as much time with, but still sees frequently (classmates)
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3. Formal Groups
Answer:
Groups where one is allowed into
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4. Informal groups
Answer:
Groups such as running groups, you can just join
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5. Associative Groups
Answer:
Reference group that one associates with
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6. Dissassociative Groups
Answer:
Reference group that one is NOT in
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7. Brand Communities
Answer:
Communities that develop relationships based on shared interests or product usage
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8. Conformity
Answer:
result of group influence where an individual yields to the attitudes and behavior of others
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9. Peer pressure
, Answer:
the extent to which group members feel pressure to behave in accordance with group expectations
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10. Legitimate Power
Answer:
Person's formal right to expect compliance (boss, professor)
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11. Reward Power
Answer:
Person's ability to compensate for compliance (coach)
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12. Expert power
Answer:
compliance based on a person's superior skill/knowledge (Doctor)
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13. Referent Power
Answer:
person gains compliance based on attractiveness or perceived worthiness (social group leaders, celebs)
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14. Coercive power
Answer:
person has power to punish for noncompliance (police)
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15. Connectedness
Answer:
Consumers with connected self schemas respond favorably to advertisements promoting togetherness
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16. WOM (word of Mouth)
Answer:
most inexpensive and most effective marketing strategy
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17. Organic marketing strategy
Answer:
Marketing strategy that occurs naturally, you like a restaurant so you tell others about it (Negative or
positive)
Question:
18. Amplified marketing strategy
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Primary Groups
Answer:
Groups that one spends a lot of time with
Question:
2. Secondary Groups
Answer:
Groups that one doesn't spend as much time with, but still sees frequently (classmates)
Question:
3. Formal Groups
Answer:
Groups where one is allowed into
Question:
4. Informal groups
Answer:
Groups such as running groups, you can just join
Question:
5. Associative Groups
Answer:
Reference group that one associates with
Question:
6. Dissassociative Groups
Answer:
Reference group that one is NOT in
Question:
7. Brand Communities
Answer:
Communities that develop relationships based on shared interests or product usage
Question:
8. Conformity
Answer:
result of group influence where an individual yields to the attitudes and behavior of others
Question:
9. Peer pressure
, Answer:
the extent to which group members feel pressure to behave in accordance with group expectations
Question:
10. Legitimate Power
Answer:
Person's formal right to expect compliance (boss, professor)
Question:
11. Reward Power
Answer:
Person's ability to compensate for compliance (coach)
Question:
12. Expert power
Answer:
compliance based on a person's superior skill/knowledge (Doctor)
Question:
13. Referent Power
Answer:
person gains compliance based on attractiveness or perceived worthiness (social group leaders, celebs)
Question:
14. Coercive power
Answer:
person has power to punish for noncompliance (police)
Question:
15. Connectedness
Answer:
Consumers with connected self schemas respond favorably to advertisements promoting togetherness
Question:
16. WOM (word of Mouth)
Answer:
most inexpensive and most effective marketing strategy
Question:
17. Organic marketing strategy
Answer:
Marketing strategy that occurs naturally, you like a restaurant so you tell others about it (Negative or
positive)
Question:
18. Amplified marketing strategy