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A) Early in a search, consumers will use detailed decision rules than simpler criteria to screen out options.
B) Consumers who search by attribute remain high in uncertainty until the very end of the search process.
C) Consumers who face no time restrictions have more opportunity to search.
D) In any decision situation, the amount of information available to consumers is the same.
E) In the early stages of the process, consumers use interpersonal sources more than mass media.
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A) evidence
B) subliminal level
C) construal level
D) ideal state
E) external source
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A) Source derogation
B) Prepurchase search
C) Postpurchase evaluation
D) Confirmation bias
E) Habituation
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A) hypothesis testing
B) postpurchase evaluation
C) high effort decision-making
D) evidence testing
E) internal information search
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A) Attribute determinance
B) Online processing
C) Echoic memory
D) Mood
E) Habituation
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A) It relates to consumption and acquisition decisions of consumers rather than disposition decisions.
B) It is the last step in the consumer decision-making process.
C) If consumers do not perceive a problem, their motivation to act will be high.
D) It occurs if consumers become aware of a discrepancy between the actual and the ideal states.
E) Consumers identify a problem in their ideal state.
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A) βConsumers' goals will determine which attribute is recalled from memory.
B) Consumers access all product attributes stored in memory.
C) It is easier to remember specific attribute information than overall evaluations or attitudes.
D) Attribute information recalled tends to be in its original detail rather than in summary.
E) If all brands of a product are the same price, it is likely to be recalled.
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A) influenced by confirmation bias.
B) involved in experiential search.
C) buying experience goods.
D) searching by attribute.
E) involved in internal search.
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A) way that consumers would like a situation to be.
B) way to draw attention to the negative aspects of competitive brands.
C) state when a person identifies a consumption problem that needs to be solved.
D) discrepancy between consumers' motivation and ability.
E) state where consumers involve in internal search.
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A) The sleeper effect
B) Mood
C) Inhibition
D) Confirmation bias
E) The endowment effect
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A) Preattentive processing
B) Subliminal perception
C) Habituation
D) Socialization
E) Online processing
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A) Internal search
B) Retailer search
C) Independent search
D) Scientific search
E) Interpersonal search
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A) his involvement is low.
B) of the information format affecting the opportunity to process information.
C) his consideration set has only one item.
D) of the perceived low benefits relative to the costs of searching information.
E) of the number of items being chosen.
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A) Magazines
B) Experts
C) Experiences
D) Books
E) Friends
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A) retrieval cue
B) support argument
C) advertorial
D) infomercial
E) two-sided message
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