Introduction to Marketing MCQs

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Q261.
The General Electric converted, the low involvement into high involvement by introducing "Soft White" versions is classified as

a.

linking product to engaging issue

b.

linking product to personal situation

c.

adding an important feature

d.

triggering emotions to personal values

Discuss
Answer: (c).adding an important feature
Q262.
In marketing management, when a need arises to sufficient intensity level, it becomes

a.

demand

b.

need

c.

motive

d.

behaviors

Discuss
Answer: (c).motive
Q263.
The intensity of negative attitude and motivation, to comply which are the dependents of

a.

attitudes of others

b.

anticipated factors

c.

unanticipated situational factors

d.

conjunctive situational factors

Discuss
Answer: (a).attitudes of others
Q264.
The process of allocation capacity for some environmental stimulation is called

a.

selective retention

b.

selective attention

c.

selective distortion

d.

prepared distortion

Discuss
Answer: (b).selective attention
Q265.
The degree of perceived risk varies with

a.

attribute uncertainty

b.

customer self-confidence

c.

money at stake

d.

all of the above

Discuss
Answer: (d).all of the above
Q266.
The consumer's seek about the answer of 'how we think others see us' is a concept named as a

a.

ideal self-concept

b.

actual self-concept

c.

self-concept

d.

self-monitors

Discuss
Answer: (c).self-concept
Q267.
The model that explains how customers make decisions in high involvement and low involvement is explained in

a.

expectancy elaboration model

b.

value elaboration model

c.

elaboration likelihood model

d.

value likelihood model

Discuss
Answer: (c).elaboration likelihood model
Q268.
The belief system that helps in shaping attitudes and behaviors is classified as

a.

core consumer behavior

b.

core values

c.

multitasking

d.

time constrained

Discuss
Answer: (b).core values
Q269.
When the customer set acceptance cutoff level minimum for each attribute of the product, it is classified as

a.

lexicographic heuristics

b.

eliminating heuristic

c.

heuristics

d.

conjunctive heuristic

Discuss
Answer: (d).conjunctive heuristic
Q270.
The religious groups and trade-union groups are best classified in

a.

primary groups

b.

secondary groups

c.

membership groups

d.

transaction groups

Discuss
Answer: (b).secondary groups
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