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    A Framework for Consumer AnalysisAffect, Cognition and Behaviour

    Session 3

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    Recap Session 1

    Actionable insights for marketing Could be untested assumptions, generalizations theory of marketers that drive action

    to marketing persuasion

    What do we know about teenagers? How do we learn?

    The power of embarrassment

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    Recap Session 2 Consumption Roles

    Complex nature of consumption There are many diverse consumption phenomena

    beyond functional and utilitarian Hedonic Symbolic Impulsive Habits , Rituals, conditioning and buying Inertia Herd behaviour and Imitation , Vicarious consumption Consumers can develop relationships with brands

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    Recap Session 2 Contd.

    Marketings Influence on Society Consumption is very pervasive and Marketing is a

    powerful social force Blurred boundaries between marketing efforts

    and the real world What is the influence of marketing on the Society?

    Is it all positive? Consumer addictions, materialism

    Anti-Consumption Does consumption enhance happiness

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    Consumption and society

    Marketing is a most potent social force Compulsive consumption Consumer addictions

    Consumer objectification Consumerism Consumer activism Anti-consumption

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    Consumer Behavior

    There is no ONE Insight There are many Different people may choose same product for

    different reasons Different people may choose different products for

    the same reason People are different and their consumption

    patterns and preferences are also different Many marketers can be equally successful with

    different approaches

    Look at differences and Look at similarities

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    Consumption Consumption is certainly Utilitarian

    Maximizing utility Consumption is an Experience

    Process is equally important as the outcome

    Consumption is a social process of belonging

    Consumption is Classification We are what we consume

    Consumption is Play A game

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    Affect and Cognition and Behaviour

    Types of mental responses to stimuli and eventsin the consumer environment

    Affect A state of Mind

    ee ng responses Cognition

    Mental process Thinking responses

    Behavior Overt or Covert

    Cognition and Affect : Are they independent?

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    Affect

    Emotion to Mood Joy, Love, Fear, Guilt, Anger, Warmth, Disgust,

    Sadness, Calm, Blue, Boredom, Dislike,

    Melanchol Positive and negative Strong or Weak Innate or learned

    Mental Biases

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    Affect

    Largely Reactive Cannot plan and direct

    Little direct control over affect

    Manage emotions

    Often experienced physically Anxiety, adrenalin

    Directed towards different stimulus Brands, people, own behaviors, own thoughts

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    Cognition

    Awareness of Cognition Cognition as information processing

    Cognitions of

    Social stimuli Symbolic meanings Sensations

    Interpretations of behaviors Analysis of affect states

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    ABC Model Affect: the way a consumer feels about an

    object. Behavior: persons intentions to do

    something with regard to an object. Cognition: beliefs a consumer has about an

    object.

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    Hierarchies of Effects

    How do you fall in Love?

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    Hierarchies of Effects

    Cognition > Affect > Behaviour Cognition > Behaviour > Affect Affect > Behaviour > Cognition

    Affect > Cognition > Behaviour Behaviour > Affect > Cognition

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    Cognition > Affect > Behaviour

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    Cognition > Behaviour > Affect

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    Affect > Behaviour > Cognition

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    Affect > Cognition > Behaviour

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    Behaviour > Affect > Cognition