Question 2.
2. The study of why consumers do what they do is known as? (7.1) (Points : 1)
Ethnography
Systems engineering
Psychoanalysis
Consumer Behavior
Segmentation
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Question 3. 3. Apple hires a researcher to monitor how students use iPads in the classroom over the course of an entire week. This is an example of what type of research (8.2): (Points : 1) Copy testing Focus group Eye tracking Ethnography Data mining |
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Question 4. 4. Grouping customers on the basis of their purchase histories is an example of what type of segmentation? (7.3) (Points : 1) Psychographic Geographic Geodemographic Demographic Behavioral |
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Question 5. 5. Which of the following is NOT a likely outcome of Spiffy Spiff Car Wash’s implementation of a CRM system? (7.4) (Points : 1) More mass marketing Enhanced sales reporting and predictive modeling New segmentation strategies Trigger marketing tactics More targeted mailings |
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Question 6. 6. Which of the following is NOT considered a sociocultural influence on consumer purchasing? (7.1) (Points : 1) Family The marketing mix Social class The economy Life stage |
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Question 7. 7. Which of the following represents a MICRO-environment influence for Power to the People Gym? (8.1)? (Points : 1) The CEO’s desire to see brand advertised on TV The economy The time of year Federal subsidies for gym memberships Rising awareness of exercise importance |
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Question 8. 8. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an attractive target segment? (7.3) (Points : 1) Well-served by competitors Sufficient scale Good fit with brand image/position Likely to grow Can be served profitably |
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Question 9. 9. Office Giant’s environmental scanning efforts would NOT include which of the following (8.1)? (Points : 1) Interviewing its former customers Gathering competitive intelligence Monitoring social media conversations ROI evaluation of marketing efforts Identifying office technology trends |
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Question 10. 10. Which of the following is NOT a stage in the purchase decision process? (7.1) (Points : 1) Alternative evaluation Postpurchase behavior Information search Need recognition Analysis of motivations |
