A) attitudes affect the selective processes, learning, and buying decisions
B) many consumers with a favorable attitude toward a product may have no intention to buy it
C) beliefs are less action-oriented than attitudes
D) All of these alternatives are true.
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A) Assuming cultural homogeneity across nations almost guarantees success in international markets.
B) Planning strategies that consider cultural differences in international markets are simple and straightforward.
C) Treating each foreign market as a separate market with its own submarkets and culture is a useful method in marketing.
D) General human tendencies do not vary across cultures and therefore it is insignificant to consider cultural differences in international markets.
E) Ignoring cultural differences is almost a guarantee of success in international markets.
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A) $20,000
B) $5,000
C) $35,000
D) $30,000
E) $50,000
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A) use routinized response behavior
B) engage is limited problem solving
C) engage in extensive problem solving
D) make a low-involvement purchase
E) seek the brand with the lowest prices
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A) 30,000
B) 40,000
C) 50,000
D) 75,000
E) 100,000
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A) physiological needs
B) safety needs
C) social needs
D) personal needs
E) biological needs
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A) personal environment
B) culture
C) motivation
D) learned set
E) opinion set
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A) A higher level need may develop before lower level needs are all satisfied.
B) If lower level needs are reasonably satisfied, those at higher levels become more dominant.
C) A particular product may satisfy more than one need at the same time.
D) All of these statements about "needs" are true.
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A) safety, social, and personal needs
B) actions, interests, and occupation
C) activities, interests, and opinions
D) culture, beliefs, and attitudes
E) psychological and physiological needs
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A) In 2010, about 23% of all children under 18 are Hispanic.
B) In 2013, over 25% of the U.S. population was Hispanic.
C) In 2013, the Hispanic population of the U.S. was about 54.1 million.
D) Hispanics are the largest ethnic group in the U.S.
E) Hispanics are the fastest growing ethnic group in the U.S.
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A) People in different social classes tend to have different beliefs and feelings.
B) People with the same income level are always in the same social class.
C) Variables such as occupation, education, and type of housing form the basis of simple approaches for measuring social class.
D) The U.S. class system is far less rigid than those in most other countries.
E) None of these statements about social class is False.
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A) Satisfaction with a product purchase is reinforcement.
B) Repeated reinforcement is likely to lead to routine buying.
C) A marketing manager can use a package as a cue.
D) Reinforcement in the learning process weakens the relationship between a cue and a response.
E) Almost all consumer behavior is learned.
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