The Experiential Decision-Making Perspective Assumes That

question 80

Multiple Choice

The experiential decision-making perspective assumes that:

• A) consumers diligently gather information about purchases, compare various brands, and make an informed decision.
• B) many consumer decisions are learned responses to environmental influences.
• C) consumers' decision-making processes invariably focus on utilitarian value.
• D) consumers' behaviors are based on the sheer enjoyment involved with consumption.

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Definitions:

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