Consumer decision making

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What are the components of consumer decision making?
Problem recognition, Information search, Evaluation of alternatives, Product choice, outcomes
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With regard to branding effects (e.g. pepsi paradox- McClure et al, 2004), what occurs when someone has PFC damage?
The effect is removed
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What is reducing cognitive dissonance?
Questioning of purchase
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What impact does emotion have on consumer decision making?
Impacts the length and complexity of decision making process
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Why are free trials so effective?
Loss aversion
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According to the study on tip giving in a restaurant after being offering sweets (Strohmez et al, 2002), what was the outcome?
Reciprocity effect
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What term describes acquiring information from others about a product?
External search
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Who found evidence that PFC damage alters the pepsi paradox?
Koenigs & Tranel (2007)
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Who found that patients with amygdala damage make better decisions?
Shiv et al (2005)
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Who found that shoppers are more likely to buy a popular phone if it is on sale rather than looking at alternative options but if additional products are put on sale, they carry on shopping?
Shafir et al (1993)
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Who conducted a study showing that adding too many alternatives can decrease overall buying?
Iyengar & Lepper (2000)
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Who found that salary offers were affected by a joking start rate during negotiations?
Thornsteinson (2011)
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