TEST BANK For Consumer Behaviour:
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ii Buying, Having, and Being, Canadian Edition,
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ii 9th Edition, 2024 by Michael R. Solomon
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ii Chapters 1 - 15 !ii !ii !ii
,Consumer!Behaviour:!Buying,!Having,!and!Being,!Cdn.!9e!(Solomon)!Ch
apter! 1 An! Introduction! to! Consumer! Behaviour
1) In! studying! consumers! like! Gail,! a! college! student,! marketers! often! find! it! useful! to! learn!thei
r! interests! in! music! or! clothing,! how! they! spend! their! leisure! time,! and! even! their!attitudes! ab
out! social! issues,! to! be! able! to! categorize! consumers! according! to! their!lifestyles.! This! sort! of!
information! is! called:
A) core! values.
B) psychographics.
C) configurations.
D) physiognomies.
ANSWER:
ii B
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!2!Skill:
Application
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
2) Tina,! a! supervisor! of! displays! for! Sears! Canada,! knows! that! attractive! displays! can!ge
nerate! additional! sales! of! particular! items.! From! a! marketer's! perspective,! this! is:
A) a! purchase! issue.
B) a! post! purchase! issue.
C) merchandising! complexity.
D) a! loss
leader.!
ANSWER:
A
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!3!Skill:
Application
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
3) John! is! the! vice! president! of! marketing! for! a! local! tour! guide! company.! He! is
, concerned! that! his! customers! are! not! recommending! his! company! to! their! friends.! For!Joh
n,! this! problem! is! a:
A) purchase! issue.
B) demographic! problem.
C) prepurchase! issue.
D) post!purchase!issue.
ANSWER:
ii D
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!3!Skill:
Application
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
, 4) The! expanded! view! of! the! exchange! that! includes! the! issues! that! influence! the!co
nsumer! before,! during,! and! after! a! purchase! is! called:
A) the! value.
B) the! strategic! focus.
C) the! pre-sell! strategy.
D) the!consumption!process.
ANSWER:
ii D
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!3!Skill:
Concept
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
5) Gail!decides!to!take!a!break!from!studying!and!goes!online!to!check!things!out.!She!connects!
with!one!of!the!product!discussion!groups!that!she!participates!in.!This!is!an!example! of! a:
A) lifestyle! discussion.
B) brand! competition.
C) consumption! community.
D) marketplace!competition.
ANSWER:
ii C
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!2!Skill:
Application
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
6) If! a! product! succeeds! in! satisfying! needs! and! is! purchased! over! and! over! again,! it! most!like
ly! has! attained:
A) product! separation.
B) brand! loyalty.
C) lifestyle! variation.
D) purchase
conception.
ANSWER: B
Type:! MC Page!Ref:!2
ii ii ii ii
ii Buying, Having, and Being, Canadian Edition,
!ii !ii !ii !ii ii
ii 9th Edition, 2024 by Michael R. Solomon
!ii !ii !ii !ii ii !ii
ii Chapters 1 - 15 !ii !ii !ii
,Consumer!Behaviour:!Buying,!Having,!and!Being,!Cdn.!9e!(Solomon)!Ch
apter! 1 An! Introduction! to! Consumer! Behaviour
1) In! studying! consumers! like! Gail,! a! college! student,! marketers! often! find! it! useful! to! learn!thei
r! interests! in! music! or! clothing,! how! they! spend! their! leisure! time,! and! even! their!attitudes! ab
out! social! issues,! to! be! able! to! categorize! consumers! according! to! their!lifestyles.! This! sort! of!
information! is! called:
A) core! values.
B) psychographics.
C) configurations.
D) physiognomies.
ANSWER:
ii B
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!2!Skill:
Application
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
2) Tina,! a! supervisor! of! displays! for! Sears! Canada,! knows! that! attractive! displays! can!ge
nerate! additional! sales! of! particular! items.! From! a! marketer's! perspective,! this! is:
A) a! purchase! issue.
B) a! post! purchase! issue.
C) merchandising! complexity.
D) a! loss
leader.!
ANSWER:
A
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!3!Skill:
Application
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
3) John! is! the! vice! president! of! marketing! for! a! local! tour! guide! company.! He! is
, concerned! that! his! customers! are! not! recommending! his! company! to! their! friends.! For!Joh
n,! this! problem! is! a:
A) purchase! issue.
B) demographic! problem.
C) prepurchase! issue.
D) post!purchase!issue.
ANSWER:
ii D
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!3!Skill:
Application
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
, 4) The! expanded! view! of! the! exchange! that! includes! the! issues! that! influence! the!co
nsumer! before,! during,! and! after! a! purchase! is! called:
A) the! value.
B) the! strategic! focus.
C) the! pre-sell! strategy.
D) the!consumption!process.
ANSWER:
ii D
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!3!Skill:
Concept
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
5) Gail!decides!to!take!a!break!from!studying!and!goes!online!to!check!things!out.!She!connects!
with!one!of!the!product!discussion!groups!that!she!participates!in.!This!is!an!example! of! a:
A) lifestyle! discussion.
B) brand! competition.
C) consumption! community.
D) marketplace!competition.
ANSWER:
ii C
Type:! MC
Page!Ref:!2!Skill:
Application
Objective: L1-01! Consumer! behaviour! is! a! process.
6) If! a! product! succeeds! in! satisfying! needs! and! is! purchased! over! and! over! again,! it! most!like
ly! has! attained:
A) product! separation.
B) brand! loyalty.
C) lifestyle! variation.
D) purchase
conception.
ANSWER: B
Type:! MC Page!Ref:!2