One Day After the September 11, 2001, Attacks on the World

question 316

Essay

One day after the September 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center, 54 college students were asked questions about the experience and about a mundane event that occurred within the days prior to the attack. Later, the students were contacted and once again asked about their memory of the two events. What did this research reveal about flashbulb memories?

Understand strategies for managing customer expectations and responses in retail.

Understand the role and impact of salespeople in consumer interactions.

Comprehend the importance of consumer traits and needs in sales.

Learn about the exchange theory and the value sought by customers in sales interactions.

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