Principles & Concepts

Consumer Perception & Bias

Selective attention means consumers screen out ______ stimuli.

Most

All

Random

None

The tendency to interpret information in a way that confirms preconceptions is called ______.

Perceptual vigilance

Selective distortion

Selective retention

Perceptual defense

Which bias leads consumers to remember good points about a preferred brand?

Confirmation bias

Halo effect

Selective retention

Anchoring

The 'halo effect' in brand perception occurs when ______.

Consumers resist new information

Positive attributes are generalized

Consumers forget brand details

Negative attributes dominate

Anchoring bias causes decisions to be influenced by ______.

Random noise

Initial reference points

Groupthink

External rewards

Perception begins with ______.

Interpretation

Retention

Memory

Exposure

When consumers avoid contradictory information, they exhibit ______.

Perceptual defense

Selective retention

Anchoring

Halo effect

Subliminal perception refers to stimuli presented ______ the threshold of awareness.

Beyond

Below

Above

At

The endowment effect causes people to value items they own ______.

Higher than identical non‑owned items

Lower than identical items

Only when expensive

Equal to alternatives

Framing effects show that choice depends on how information is ______.

Stored

Forgotten

Priced

Presented

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