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1Chapter 11 Introduction to the Environment
211.1 The Wheel of Consumer Analysis
Affect Cognition
Consumer Behavior
Marketing Strategy
Consumer Environment
311.2 Flows of Influence in Social Environment
Culture
Subculture
Social Class
REFERENCE GROUPS
ORGANIZATIONS
FAMILY
MEDIA
INDIVIDUAL CONSUMERS
411.3 Percent Increase in Unit Sales for
Expanded Shelf Space Special Display
EXPANDED SHELF SPACE
SPECIAL DISPLAY
PRODUCT
Camay soap--bath
39
243
Piggly Wiggly pie shells - 2 per pkg.
30
185
White House Apple Juice -- 32 oz.
16
77
Mahatma rice -- 1 lb.
27
103
511.4 FIVE GENERIC SITUATIONS FOR CONSUMERS
General Behavior
Specific Behavior and Environment
Situation
Reading a billboard while driving Window
shopping in a mall Going to a checkout counter
at Sears Eating a taco at Taco Bell Throwing
away a hot-dog wrapper at a hockey game
Information acquisition Shopping Purchase Cons
umption Disposition
Information contact Communication Store
contact Product contact Funds access
Transaction Use Disposal