Many Consumers Have Clothes They Purchased in the Past That

question 46

Multiple Choice

Many consumers have clothes they purchased in the past that they "would not be seen in" today. When they see those clothes hanging in the backs of their closets, these consumers probably feel

• A)cognitive bias.
• B)postpurchase cognitive dissonance.
• C)psychological risk.
• D)need recognition.
• E)physiological risk.

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Definitions:

Avoidant Attachment

A type of attachment style characterized by difficulty in trusting others, emotional distance, and reluctance to depend on others for emotional support.

Anxious Attachment

A type of attachment characterized by insecurity and worry about relationships, often stemming from inconsistent caregiving experiences in childhood.

Secure Attachment

A strong and positive emotional bond between a child and their caregiver, characterized by trust and a sense of safety.

Contact Comfort

the psychological and physical benefits derived from close physical contact, such as cuddling or hugging, especially important in infant-caregiver bonding.