Consumer Behavior Test 1 - Chapter 13 Situational Influences

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 Percent of revenues and profits McDonald’s gets from breakfast.
 Revenues:
 Profits:
 Revenues: 33%
 Profits: 50%
Opportunity relates to ??? and is driven by time
pressure and other factors.
Usage situation
 ??? is key as many eat in their cars or at their desk.
Portability
Includes all those factors particular to a time and place that do not follow from a knowledge of the stable attributes of the consumer and the stimulus and that have an effect on current behavior.
Situational influence
Four broad categories of situations: and examples of each:

1. TheCommunicationsSituation–BP
2. ThePurchaseSituation–McDonald’s
3. TheUsageSituation–Folger’s
4. TheDispositionSituation–Starbuck’s
Can be described on a number of dimensions which determine their influence on consumer behavior.
Situations
The five key dimensions or characteristics of a situation are

1. Physical surroundings 2. Social surroundings 3. Temporal perspectives 4. Task definition
5. Antecedent states
Is the sum of all the physical features of a retail environment.
Atmospherics
Influences consumer judgments of the quality of the store and the store’s image.
Atmospherics
Is referred to as servicescape when describing a service business such as a hospital, bank or restaurant.
Atmosphere
The Impact of Background Music on Restaurant Patrons
Slow music: customer time at table 56 min
fast music: customer time at table 45 min
Deal with the effect of time on consumer behavior.
Temporal perspectives
Limited purchase time often
Limits search
Internet shopping is growing rapidly as a result of
The time pressures felt by consumers.
Is the reason the consumption activity is occurring. Major distinction between purchases for self versus gift.
Task definition