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  • Efren Cañete

  • 問題数 30 • 9/18/2024

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    Immediate response of our sensory receptors

    Sensation

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    Is the process by which these sensation are selected,organized,and interpreted and conscious experience of sensation

    Perception

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    Interpret by individuals who os influenced by his or her unique biases,needs and experience.

    Stimulus

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    Can be received on a number of channels

    External Stimuli/Sensory Inputs

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    Marketers rely heavily on visual elements in advertising,store design and packaging

    Sight

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    The limbic system in our brain, which controls our emotions and memories

    Smell

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    Impulses and transported to the brain,where they are combined with previous experience and translated into sounds

    Hearing

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    Is one of the important ways we interact with products and interpret their meaning

    Touch

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    Usually occurs when consumer ascribed more value to something simply because they own it.

    Endowment

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    Obviously Contribute to our experience of many products and people from strongly preference for certain flavors

    Taste

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    Occurs when stimulus comes within the range of the individuals sensory receptors,so he or she has potential to noticed it.

    Exposure

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    Refers to the minimum amount of stimulation that can be detected on a sensory channel

    Absolute Threshold

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    Refers to the ability of a sensory system to detect changes in stimulus or differences between two stimuli

    Differential Threshold

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    Is the impression of information upon the mind,below the threshold of conscious awareness

    Subliminal Reception

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    Are tiny figure that are inserted into magazine, advertising by using highspeed photography or airbrushing

    Embeds

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    The results of acquiring and processing stimulation overtime

    Experience

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    Consumer are aware of stimuli that relate to their current needs

    Perceptual Vigilance

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    The degree to which consumer continue to noticed a stimulus overtime

    Adaptation

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    Is powerful way to draw attention to a product or to give it distinct identity

    Colour

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    Not surprisingly stimuli that are in places where we're more likely to look stand a better chance of being noticed

    Position

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    Appear in unexpected places tend to grab our attention

    Novelty

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    People tend to perceive an incomplete pictures as complete.we fill in the blanks

    The Closure Principle

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    Consumer tend to group object that share similar physical characteristics

    The principles of Similarity

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    One part of stimulus will dominate (the figure)while other parts recede into backdrop (the ground)

    The figure ground principles

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    Optimistic, youthful (shoppers attention)

    Yellow

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    Energy (Clearance sale)

    Red

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    Trust, security (Bank transaction)

    Blue

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    Health, serenity (Relaxation)

    Green

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    Aggressive (Luxury Products)

    Orange

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    Soothing (Beauty and anti aging)

    Purple