A Consumer Is More Likely to Experience True Dissonance Following

question 54

Multiple Choice

A consumer is more likely to experience true dissonance following a purchase when _____.

• A) the consumer is unaware of any attractive alternatives that may offer comparable value
• B) the decision is easy to reverse
• C) the decision is perceived as unimportant by the consumer
• D) the consumer has low self-confidence
• E) the decision is perceived as having minimal risk by the consumer

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Definitions:

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