B. dissatisfaction
C. bad performance
D. high performance
A. environmental factors
B. global factors
C. economic factors
B. strict demand
C. stretched market penetration index
D. low market penetration index
A. John Dale
B. Abraham Maslow
D. Sigmund Freud
A. self-monitors
C. ideal self-concept
D. self-concept
A. adjusting heuristic
B. geographical heuristic
D. peripheral heuristic
A. self-motivation
C. self-goals
D. self-values
A. cooperative systems
B. contractual selling
D. contractual buying
A. profit penetration index
B. market demand index
C. price penetration index
A. technical process
C. motivational process
D. sampling process
B. associative groups
C. party groups
D. leader groups
A. anticipated factors
C. unanticipated situational factors
D. conjunctive situational factors
A. transaction group
B. informal groups
C. formal groups
A. introductory products
B. special followers
D. minor trends
B. proposal solicitation
C. all of the above
D. order-routine specification
A. product performance analysis
B. product marketing analysis
C. product cost analysis
A. alternative theory
C. integration theory
D. segregation theory
A. private alliances
C. public markets
D. buying markets
A. search of information
C. deciding information sources
D. problem analysis
A. inelastic price
C. elastic demand
D. elastic price
B. high market penetration index
C. strict demand
D. stretched market penetration index
B. management supplies
C. systems contracting
D. systems buying
A. replenishment programs
B. continuous programs
C. inventory management
A. relative buyers
B. price sensitive buyers
C. consumer markets
A. cultural factors
C. social factors
D. personal factors
B. ideal self-concept
D. actual self-concept
B. forecasted sales
C. product sales potential
D. market demand potential
B. expectancy heuristic
C. psychological heuristic
D. motivation heuristic
B. status
C. role
D. personality
A. new task
C. straight rebuy
D. modified rebuy
B. modified task
C. new task
A. decision accounting
C. critical accounting
D. geographical accounting
A. memory encoding
C. memory decoding
D. memory revival
A. value elaboration model
B. value likelihood model
D. expectancy elaboration model
B. exponential smoothing
C. econometric analysis
D. time-series analysis
A. linking product to engaging issue
B. linking product to personal situation
D. adding an important feature
A. outsourcing
B. selling
C. off shoring
B. retailer groups
C. marketing groups
D. affecting groups
B. drive
C. learning
D. motivation
A. integrate probabilities
B. segregate probabilities
C. low probabilities
A. motivation route
C. value route
D. elaboration route
B. representative heuristic
C. anchoring heuristic
D. adjusting heuristic
A. distribution sites
B. ordering sites
C. procurement sites
A. users
C. deciders
D. initiators
A. performance exceeds expectation
B. performance meets expectations
D. post purchase actions
B. money at stake
C. customer self-confidence
D. attribute uncertainty
A. total set of brands
B. availability set
C. consideration set
A. small buying
B. large buying
C. procedure buying
B. new rebuy
C. straight buy
A. demand
C. product potential
D. sales
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