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all those brands a consumer would consider for the solution of a problem.

all those brands for which a consumer is aware of as the solution for a problem.

all those brands a consumer would not consider for the solution of a problem.

all those brands of which a consumer is aware but is indifferent toward.

connections between our attitude and purchase behaviour.

beliefs about specific attributes or an overall object.

intentions to purchase a product.

cognitive emotionalism associated with a particular purchase.

cues

independence.

causation

none of the given answers.

inability to afford certain products.

lack of awareness of products or brands.

inability to afford certain products and lack of awareness of products or brands.

inability to afford certain products, absence of particular products and lack of awareness of products or brands.

physical surroundings, people, task definition, lighting and sound.

people, task definition, social surroundings, temporal factors and mood.

physical surroundings, social surroundings, temporal perspective, task definition and mood.

physical surroundings, social surroundings, temporal perspective, task definition and antecedent states.

the more likely a syncretic decision will be made.

the more likely a husband-dominated decision will be made.

the more likely a wife-dominated decision will be made.

the less likely a syncretic decision will be made.

changing perceptions, with women seeing themselves in terms of motivation towards work rather than simply as working or non-working.

marketers developing brand-positioning strategies for goods and services that appeal to the increasingly diverse women's market.

a change in the way VALS has been designed.

changing perceptions, with women seeing themselves in terms of motivation towards work rather than simply as working or non-working and marketers developing brand-positioning strategies for goods and services that appeal to the increasingly diverse women's market.

varies by product category.

varies by stage in the decision process.

varies by demographic characteristics of the family.

All of the given answers are correct.

the relative importance of the problem and the magnitude of the discrepancy between the desired state and the actual state

information search and alternative evaluation

environmental and situational factors

the involvement level of the product and previous decisions made

finding out about events.

catching up with friends or family

game playing.

photo-sharing.

esteem

belongingness

modelling.

conformity

a nuclear family.

an extended family.

a primary family.

a complete household.

the situation.

the product.

the consumer.

the situation, the product and the consumer.

conditioning

assimilation

socialisation

tertiary education.

temporally

pressure

convenience

task

a surrogate indicator.

a lexicographic attribute.

a compensatory attribute.

none of the given answers.

an increase in single-parent households.

a decline in the birth rate.

an increase in single-person households.

all of the given answers.

financial risk.

social risk.

performance and psychological risk.

all of the given answers.

semantics.

semiotics

heuristics.

gestalt

is a communication phenomenon.

is typically more prevalent for low-involvement purchases.

changes consumer attitudes such that non-credible sources produce attitude change similar to credible sources over time.

is a communication phenomenon, is typically more prevalent for low-involvement purchases and changes consumer attitudes such that non-credible sources produce attitude change similar to credible sources over time.