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Consumer Perception

Nov 17, 2014

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This is in relation to the consumer perceptions about products and other things.
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““Consumer Consumer Perception”Perception”

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BibliographyBibliography Consumer BehaviorConsumer Behavior

• Leon G. SchiffmanLeon G. Schiffman• Leslie Lazar KanukLeslie Lazar Kanuk

Consumer Behavior and Marketing Consumer Behavior and Marketing ActionAction

• Henry AssaelHenry Assael

Consumer Behavior in Marketing Consumer Behavior in Marketing StrategyStrategy

• John A. HowardJohn A. Howard

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Web linksWeb links

• www.consumerpsychologist.comwww.consumerpsychologist.com• www.eric.ed.govwww.eric.ed.gov• www.ingentaconnect.comwww.ingentaconnect.com• www.springerlink.comwww.springerlink.com

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PerceptionPerception

Physical Stimuli

(External)

Needs, values, Experiences (int.)

Personal Picture,

Perception

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Consumer Consumer PerceptionPerception

I.I. Perceptual SelectionPerceptual Selection

II.II. Perceptual OrganisationPerceptual Organisation

III.III. Perceptual InterpretationPerceptual Interpretation

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I.I. Perceptual Perceptual SelectionSelection

1)1) Nature of StimulusNature of Stimulus

• Physical AttributesPhysical Attributes

• BrandBrand

• AdvertisementsAdvertisements

• CommercialsCommercials

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White SpaceWhite Space

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Black & White Black & White ContrastContrast

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Breath-taking Breath-taking visualsvisuals

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2)2) Consumer Consumer

ExpectationsExpectations

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i.i. Conflicting StimuliConflicting Stimuli

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ii.ii. Topsy-Turvy AdTopsy-Turvy Ad

3)3) Perceptual Perceptual MotivesMotives

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ConceptsConcepts

Selective ExposureSelective Exposure

Selective AttentionSelective Attention

Selective DefenceSelective Defence

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II.II. Perceptual Perceptual SelectionSelection

PrinciplesPrinciples::

1)1) Figure & GroundFigure & Ground

2)2) GroupingGrouping

3)3) ClosureClosure

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Figure & GroundFigure & Ground

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ClosureClosure

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III.III. Perceptual Perceptual

InterpretatioInterpretationn

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Perceptual DistortionPerceptual Distortion

1)1) First Impression First Impression

2)2) StereotypesStereotypes

3)3) Physical AppearancesPhysical Appearances

4)4) Jumping to ConclusionsJumping to Conclusions

5)5) Halo EffectHalo Effect

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