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Dit is een samenvatting van alle colleges van het vak Principles of Consumer Studies (MCB-20806). Het bevat de slides, aangevuld met wat er in de colleges is verteld. Deze samenvatting is volledig in het Engels.

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Lecture 2
The definiti tf attude depeids ti the perspecive.

Functional persppective Consptructive persppective
Stable evaluaiti tf ai tbject Temptrary evaluaiti tf ai tbject
Saved ni memtry Depeideit ti ctitext
Serve geieral fuiciti Serve specnfc gtals
Caiitt ctver nmptrtait decnsntis whei ni a Ctvers nmptrtait decnsntis whei ni a hurry
hurry
Dnrect experneices ni experneiial hnerarchy Dnrect experneices ni percepitissseises makes
stmethnig easner tt feel aid remember
Thetrnes:
 Self-percepiti thetry
 Ctginive dnsstiaice thetry
 Thetry tf plaiied behavntur
ABC
Ftur fuicitis

Ctistrucive perspecive:
Gtal – mtivaiti – attude  we have attudes because they help us reach tur gtals

Functions of attitude
 Uilntarnai fuiciti
o The uilntarnai fuiciti ns related tt the basnc prnicnples tf reward aid puinshmeit.
o I have a ptsnive attude ttwards thns prtduct, because nt gnves me a reward –
iegaive because nt puinshes me.
o Gum ad
 Value-expressnve fuiciti
o Attudes that perftrm a value-expressnve fuiciti express the ctisumer s ceitral
values tr self-cticept.
o Nnke ad
 Egt-defeisnve fuiciti
o Attudes that are ftrmed tt prttect the persti, frtm enther exterial threats tr
niterial feelnigs, perftrm ai egt-defeisnve fuiciti.
o Axe ad
 Kitwledge fuiciti
o Stme attudes are ftrmed as the result tf a ieed ftr trder, structure tr meainig.
o Medncnie ad

Forming of attitude
 Ctginive: Belnefs frtm memtry x evaluaiti
 Belnefs are the statemeits tr facts, presumpitis abtut htw the wtrld wtrks. They dt itt
iecessarnly have tt be ctrrect. It ns mtre tr less tbjecive
 Attudes are all subjecive ni a ptsnive tr iegaive way  evaluaiti. Summary tf ti the
tie haid belnef, muliplned by stme knid tf evaluaiti.
 Expectaicy-value thetry ns the ctmbniaiti tf belnefs aid evaluaiti.
 The trder tf the belnefs frtm memtry aid the evaluaiti, depeids ti the ABC mtdel

,MCB-20806 Lecture summary


Theory of planned behaviour:
 Snigle behavntur, thus ns itt ltig-term behavntur.
 Wtrks hardly whei paricnpaits arei t studeits
 Very parsnmtintus: dtes itt niclude:
o Uictiscntus nifueices (nitunitin
o Emtitial nifueices
 What happeis whei niteiitis are itt the same as behavntur?


 High involvement hierarchy (belnefs-afect-behavnturn – attude based ti ctginive
niftrmaiti prtcessnig. Takes a ltt tf ime aid eiergy. E. g. whei buynig a car tr a htuse.
 Standard learning hierarchy (ctginiti-afect-behavnturn
 Low-involvement hierarchy (behavntur-afect-ctginitin – dt, feel, thnik – attude based ti
behavntural learinig prtcesses. E. g. wnth free samples. Ytu get tt use them aid evaluate
aferwards. What ns shtuld be: lnmnted belnefs, behavntur – exteisnve belnefs
 Experiential hierarchy (afect-ctginiti-behavnturn by Zajtic.

Acctrdnig tt the ABC mtdel:
 Staidard learinig hnerarchy
 Ltw-nivtlvemeit hnerarchy
 Experneiial hnerarchy: prnmarnly expressnvesseistry pleasure tbjects
 It doesp not refect making decispionsp in a hurry.

Constructive perspective
If ytu enther have lnmnted eftrt tr lnmnted ime, we are usnig a mtre auttmaic tr nitunive thniknig
system.
Usnig ytur seises makes stmethnig easner tt remember.

Theories
Self-percepiti thetry – fuicitial perspecive
Percenve my twi behavntur, aid thei thnik, th well, thns ns my attude.

Lecture 3
Thns lecture has twt parts, dual prtcess thetry aid emtitis.
Differences
Betweei geieralnzed, pheitmeiti-specnfc & ftrmalnzed dual prtcess thetrnes
Generalized theories
 Htw dtes thniknig ni geieral wtrk? Iituniti aid thniknig ni geieral. They suggest that nt
wtrks ni all dnfereit sntuaitis, all the ime.
 E. g. Kahiemai

Phenomenon-specifc theories
 They re ftcussnig ti a specnfc ttpnc, ftr example attudes, prejudnce tr persuasnti. Usnig
the twt systems, thns has dnfereit efects.

Formalized theories
 We presume that there are twt thniknig systems. We use btth at the spame time, but they
vary ni degree. Stmeimes we use the tie mtre thai the tther, aid the tther way artuid.

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 We ll use ftrmulas tt determnie htw these systems wtrk ttgether.

Advantages and disadvantages
Generalized theories
+ Ntt lnmnted tt tie research feld
- Very strtig ni creaiig lnsts that dt itt iecessarnly htld
- Caiitt be dnsctifrmedd cai explani everythnig afer fidnigs have beei preseited
- They cai traislate every fidnig st that nt fts ni thenr thetry

Phenomenon-specifc theories
+ Very helpful ni develtpnig specnfc research felds
- Stme errtrs ni mtdels, because they equate types tf messages wnth the twt dnfereit types tf
methtds. But stmeimes ytu ieed tt thnik mtre thtrtughly abtut thnigs, whnch determnies whnch
methtd ytu use.  Whether ytu use the nitunive tr the reastinig system depeids ti the type tf
niftrmaiti message.
- All twi termnitltgy, it crtss-refereicnig (re-niveiiig the wheel every imen

Formalized theories
+ Ackitwledges that twt systems cai btth be acive
- Usnig ftrmulas suggests that we exactly kitw whnch fidnigs refect what system
- Creates the nllusnti that we dt itt ieed tt empnrncally test the twt systems aiymtre

Reasoning (controlled) processing
 Ltgnc, rule gtveried
 Takes eftrt aid requnres ime

Intuitive (automatic) processing
 Snmnlarnty, ctiigunty
 Eftrtless

Emotions
1. Emtitis are uinversally rectginzed
2. Dnfereit emtitis have dnfereit efects ti ctisumer behavntur
3. We are ctiscntus tf htw these emtitis nifueice tur ctisumer behavntur
 Emtitis are itt the same as nituniti

Emotions consist of:
 Subjecive feelnig states
 Physntltgncal reacitis
 Facnal expressntis
 Ctginive evaluaitis

There’sp been a sphif in what people think about emotionsp:
“Reason is a human virtue, passions disrupt reason. ” – Platt, Descartes, Aurelnus
“Emotions are biolooiiaalolo based and provide adaptive advantaies. ” - Darwni
“Ever speaifa emotion has a funation that helops us reaah our ioalos. ” - receit
Emotion theories
Categoriesp approach: we take very typncal examples tf emtitis aid grtup them wnth alnke
emtitis. Ntt very helpful ni uiderstaidnig ctisumer behavntur.

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