Zola Believes That Buddy, Her Toy Robot, Does Not Eat

question 149

Multiple Choice

Zola believes that Buddy, her toy robot, does not eat or grow, is made by humans, and can break. Zola's beliefs are characteristic of

• A)essentialism.
• B)habituation.
• C)naïve theories of physics.
• D)naïve theories of biology.

Recognize the difference between various types of consumer decision-making processes.

Identify how problem recognition triggers consumer research and decision-making.

Explain the role of information search in the consumer decision-making process.

Describe the influence of low involvement and environmental cues on consumer purchasing.

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