The table below lists 8 control plans from Chapter 9 and 3 control goals for the information process. Fill in the table cells, as appropriate to indicate which control plans can accomplish which control goals. Number your entries and describe the reason for your entry (i.e. why the control can accomplish the goal). Some rows (controls) will have more than one entry. The first item has been completed for you as an example.
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Definitions:
Situational Factor
External influences that can impact consumer behavior or the outcome of marketing decisions at a given time.
Functional Needs
The basic requirements that products or services must meet to be considered useful and satisfactory by consumers.
Psychological Needs
Fundamental human motivations that drive behavior, such as the need for esteem, belonging, and self-actualization.
Psychological Needs
Fundamental human motivations that encompass aspects like autonomy, competence, and relatedness, influencing behavior and well-being.
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