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Consumer Behavior: A Strategic Approach
Henry Assael, New York University
Learning Objectives
Chapter 6: Consumer Perceptions

  1. To describe the process of consumer perceptions.
  2. To consider stimulus and consumer characteristics affecting perception.
  3. To establish the concepts of selective perception, organization, and interpretation of marketing stimuli.
  4. To consider the strategic implications of these perceptual processes, especially regarding pricing strategies.
  5. To illustrate the importance of brand, price, store, and corporate image in evaluating marketing strategy.




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