CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
BBA – VII (Hons.) |
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Course Title:CONSUMER BEHAVIOR Course Number :BA (H) – 601 Credit Hours : 03 |
Objective
The objective of this course is to make students aware of the dynamics behind buying behavior. The needs and the motivation of the consumer are to be highlighted. This course would lead the student to understand the role of Demographics and Psychographics on the Consumer
Course Contents
- Introduction:
- Market Segmentation
- Consumer Motivation
- Perception and Consumer Behavior
- Attitudes and Consumer Behavior
- Consumer Decision Making
- Life Style and Personality Influences:
1.1 Definition
1.2 Application of the Understanding of Consumer Behavior
2.1 Marketing mix
2.2 Demographic Segmentation
2.3 Geographic Segmentation
2.4 Benefit Segmentation
2.5 Usage Segmentation
2.6 Psycho-graphic Segmentation
2.7 Product Positioning
3.1 The Influence of Needs
3.2 Need Theories
4.1 Perceptual Selection
4.2 Perceptual Interpretation
4.3 Price Perceptions
5.1 Nature of Consumer Attitudes
5.2 Role of Attitudes in Developing Marketing Strategy
5.3 Relationship between Beliefs, Attitudes and Behavior
6.1 Problem Recognition
6.2 Information Search and Evaluation
6.3 Purchase Process
6.4 Post Purchase Behavior
7.1 Application of Life Style Characteristics to Marketing Strategies
7.2 Personality Theories and Consumer Behavior
Recommended Books
- Evans, Martin, Consumer Behavior, John Wiley & Sons Inc. (2006).
- Solomon, Michael, R., Consumer Behavior : Buying, Having, and Being, Upper Saddle River, NJ : Pearson Education, Inc., (6th Edition).