Economics

Q: EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SELECTED PERCEPTION AND FILTERING BY USING AN EXMPLE?

A: Filtering and selective perception are two types of barriers ineffective communication.

Q: What three attitude-change approaches are most common?

A: Attitude changes happened when the individual endeavored to restore balance by altering their…

Q: how marketers could use  opinion leaders  in prompting a decision?

A: Opinion leaders are individuals or even organizations that are able to influence the audience by…

Q: How many times did you say to 3 points yourself that you will stop eating junk food and only stick…

A: These are the concepts in psychology and human resource management that defines people…

Q: What determines how an individual will interpret agiven stimulus?

A: Interpretation means how an individual represents or expresses stimuli and understands stimuli.…

Q: How might an AI algorithm decide or predict how much you liked what music you listened to on Alexa…

A: Artificial Intelligence is the latest innovation of machine learning and intelligence in order to…

Q: What is the difference between an active andan inactive problem? Why is this distinctionimportant?

A: So we can say that where an active problem is one consumer is aware of or will become aware of it in…

Q: 3. The word personality is derived from the Greek-Latin letter called   Question 3 options:…

A: Personality refers to the overall characteristics, features or traits one possesses in his or her…

Q: The belief that discrimination is wrong of an attitude.

A: Consumer behavior is the study or research about the individuals and the organization that how they…

Q: Janiel has been tasked to market a new Gatorade drink. She wants to first understand the personality…

A: Consumer personality can be defined as the inner characteristics and attributes that determines how…

Q: Chapter 13 discusses the nature of situational influences in terms of communication, purchase, use,…

A: Situational influences are temporary conditions that affect how buyers behave—whether they actually…

Q: How the concepts of self-influence behavior?

A: Consumer behavior can be understood to as the process of understanding the purchase patterns of the…

Q: In the following statement, which variable(s) are the independent variable(s)? Which are the…

A: In research, the independent variable (IV) is the variable that analysts or researcher manipulate or…

Q: According to neuropsychological research, all of the following affect the brain and play a role in…

A: Consumer behavior can be defined as the study of the purchase habits of the target customers in…

Q: What are antecedent conditions (as a situationalvariable)? Give an example of how they caninfluence…

A: Antecedent conditions/states refer to such features of a person that does not fall under the…

Q: McClelland’s Theory of Needs is based on the premise that people are motivated by three core…

A: Motivation refers to the influence that a a brand may make on the consumers behavior. For example If…

Q: areas of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs might the influencer's endorsement of the mask be intended to…

A: Human is an irrational being. We have complicated psychological systems. But most of the phenomenons…

Q: Answer in 30 minutes  What is perceptual selectivity, exactly? What factors influence perceptual…

A: Perception is a selective process because people are incredibly selective by nature and can only…

Q: What is the multiattribute attitude model?

A: The multiattribute model breaks down the consumer’s overall attitude (that is, view of each brand)…

Q: Why is each of these behaviors a problem and how could a person handle each of these problem…

A: Note: Since the second part of the question asks for a personal opinion, it is subjective. As per…

Q: Define the following: Open – ended questions Closed questions Qualitative observational tests

A: Questions are anything asked by a person seeking a response from another. It may be a query, doubt…

Q: How does attribute-based choice differ from attitudebased choice? When is each most likely?

A: The organizations and the markets are global these days. There are certain marketing activities and…

Q: What is perceptual selectivity, exactly? What factors influence perceptual selectivity? Asap

A: Perception is a selective process because people are inherently very selective and can only perceive…

Q: the Affect-Initiated Decision is an important step in intuition? explain this term clearly in 6-8…

A: Instinct isn't something common conceived or supernatural. Brilliant individuals create it during…

Q: What exactly is perceptual selectivity? What factors influence perceptual selectivity? Answer in 20…

A: Perception is the process by which sensory data is transformed into knowledge. In order to later…

Q: How does generic problem recognition differfrom selective problem recognition? Under whatconditions…

A: Problem Recognition is the initial phase in the purchaser choice cycle. As entrepreneurs and…

Q: What is a dissociative reference group? In whatway can dissociative reference groups…

A: We humans are irrational beings. Most of the decisions we make are through the emotions rather than…

Q: How can the elements of face value be analyzed? What are the symbolic meanings? What is the overall…

A: The calculation of shares is critical because the face value of the shares and bonds is mentioned in…

Q: I need Example for : 1- Factual question 2- Opinion question 3- Dichotomous question 4- Multiple…

A: Factual Questions require facts and figures that are universally known and taught.  An opinion…