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Young and rubicam’s 4Cs theory of psychographics
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What is Young and Rubicam's audience theory also known as?
Psychographic theory
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Why did Young and Rubicam find demographics insufficient for understanding audiences?
Because demographics do not capture
personality
types
,
behaviors
, and
values
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What are the categories of audience personality types according to Young and Rubicam?
Mainstreamers
Explorers
Aspirers
Succeeders
Strugglers
Reformers
Resigned
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Who are the mainstreamers in Young and Rubicam's audience theory?
Mainstreamers
are people who like popular things and prefer to fit in
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What do explorers value in their consumption habits?
Explorers
value
trying new things
and being the first to experience them
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What motivates aspirers in their purchasing decisions?
Aspirers
are motivated by the desire to improve their
lifestyle
and status
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What characterizes succeeders in Young and Rubicam's audience theory?
Succeeders seek
success
and
control
, purchasing products that enhance their
skills
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Who are strugglers, and what challenges do they face?
Strugglers
are often
young people
with
low incomes
who struggle to achieve their goals
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What do reformers aim to change in society?
Reformers aim to change social issues like
inequality
, racism, and
poverty
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What defines the resigned audience type?
The resigned are
older
individuals who prefer
traditional
and nostalgic products
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How do Young and Rubicam's audience categories differ from traditional demographic statistics?
Focus on
personality types
,
behaviors
, and
values
Provide insights into audience
motivations
Offer a more nuanced understanding of consumer behavior
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What is the purpose of Young and Rubicam's audience theory in media studies?
To discuss and understand different audience types based on
psychographics
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What is the significance of the four C's in Young and Rubicam's theory?
Represents the four
categories
of audience personality types
Helps marketers understand consumer
motivations
Aids in targeting specific audience
segments
effectively
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