A) Fulfilled
B) Achievers
C) Experiencers
D) Makers
E) Strivers
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A) power- driven segmentation
B) ulstrith coding
C) consumer clustering
D) cultural segmentation
E) psychographic segmentation
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A) Harry Stack Sullivan
B) Sigmund Freud
C) Alfred Adler
D) Carl Jung
E) Karen Horney
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A) activities, interests, opinions
B) attention, interests, opinions
C) activities, interests, outcomes
D) attitudes, ideas, opinions
E) attention, interests, outcomes
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A) symbolic market groups
B) consumer preferences
C) symbolic investitures
D) consumption constellations
E) harmonic convergences
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A) fashion orientation
B) contentment
C) need for uniqueness
D) hierarchy orientation
E) allocentric orientation
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A) left hemisphere of the brain
B) ego
C) superego
D) right hemisphere of the brain
E) id
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A) geodemography
B) bimodal scaling
C) psychometric altimeters
D) lifestyle trending
E) nonmetric- multidimensional scaling
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A) interests
B) opinions
C) attitudes
D) demographics
E) activities
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A) Personality is a hypothetical construct that grows stronger with age. Hannah is most likely to be extroverted for the rest of her life.
B) Personality is a set of consistent traits that do not change from one environment to the next. Either Hannah or her friends are wrong in their observations.
C) Hannah's behaviour on a weekend night is due to Freudian problems with her superego.
D) Hannah's behaviour is actually representative of someone who is introverted - she and her friends are confused as to what being an introvert means.
E) Personality is a person's unique psychological makeup that consistently influences behaviour within a certain environmental situation. Although behaviour will be consistent within consistent environments, it does not have to be consistent between environments.
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A) knowledge of past advertising campaigns
B) how consumers view themselves and the world around them
C) how consumers actually spend their time
D) demographic characteristics of consumers such as income and education
E) what consumers find interesting and important
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