Consumers Frequently Notice More Makes and Models of Cars After

question 129

Multiple Choice

Consumers frequently notice more makes and models of cars after their purchase than they did before their purchase. This phenomenon is most closely related to:

• A) cognitive disconformity.
• B) choice anxiety.
• C) cognitive discontinuity.
• D) preference incongruity.
• E) cognitive dissonance.

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