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Describe what is meant by the stimulus-organism response model.
It assumes that the
stimuli
affects a consumer's
attitude
which further affects the consumer's
behavior.
A)
_
_
__ stimuli
B) PAD Model
C)
Ap or Av
1
What did Mower Et Al tried to investigate?
Attempted to investigate the
effect
of
window display
on
landscaping
on
consumer responses.
Describe the sample of Mower Et Al
180 American Undergraduate students
Describe the procedure of Mower Et Al
Instructed to imagine
buying new pairs
of
jeans
They were then provided with an
online description
of the
store exterior
What were the results of Mower Et Al
It was found that
window display
and
landscaping
positively
influenced the
liking
of the
store exterior
as well as the
intention to shop.
What did Vrechopoulos et al. (2004) set out to study?
They investigated how
different virtual store layouts
would affect a
consumer's behavior
and
response.
What were the 3 types of store layout used in Vrechopoulos et al. (2004)?
Freeform
Layout
Racetrack
Layout
Grid
Layout
Describe the features of a freeform layout?
Consumers are able to reach their
desired product immediately
through a
search button.
Describe the features of a grid layout?
Consumers require to go through
different categories
,
subcategories
before reaching their
product
Describe the features of a racetrack layout?
Consumers were forced to
navigate
through
different track
to reach a
desired product.
Describe the sample for Vrechopoulos et al. (2004)
120
participants recruited from both
Greece
and the
United Kingdom
What was the task instructed for the samples in Vrechopoulos et al. (2004)?
Participants were given a
shopping task
with
money
to spend in one of the
three types
of
virtual store layout.
What are the results for Vrechopoulos et al. (
2004
)
The
freeform
layout was more
useful
and was most
entertaining.
The
grid
layout was the easiest to use
The
racetrack
layout was the hardest to use
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