Shopping Orientation Refers To

question 47

Multiple Choice

Shopping orientation refers to:

• A) the situation that led to a particular shopping trip.
• B) the particular approach and pattern of external information search and outlet selection formed by an individual consumer.
• C) whether the decision process was brand first/store second, store first/brand second or simultaneous.
• D) the level of service provided by a retail outlet.

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Definitions:

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