Studies Indicate That Consumers Cannot Identify Their "Favorite" Brand of Beer

question 73

Multiple Choice

Studies indicate that consumers cannot identify their "favorite" brand of beer without the label. This sort of association is created because of consumers' _____.

• A) low level of involvement
• B) congruity
• C) expectations
• D) low level of knowledge

Understand stimulus motives and their relation to behavior.

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Comprehend the basics of motivation theories, including drive-reduction theory, and their relation to homeostasis and arousal.

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