Personality and Consumer Behavior

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Personality and Consumer Behavior

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Personality andConsumer Behavior

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Meaning of Personality

Those inner Psychological characteristics that both determine and reflect how a person responds to his or her environment

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Nature of Personality Personality reflects individual

differences. Personality is consistent and

enduring Personality can change

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Theories of Personality

Freudian Theory Neo- Freudian Theory Trait Theory

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Freudian Theory

EGO

SUPEREGO

ID

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Freudian Theory and “Product personality” Consumer’s appearance and

possessions- grooming, clothing, jewelry and so forth-as reflection of the Individual’s Personality

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Neo- Freudian Theory

Neo- Freudians believed that social relationships are fundamental to the formation and development of personality

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According to Horney

Complaint Aggressive Detached

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Trait Theory Measurement of personality in terms

of specific psychological characteristics called traits such as

Consumer innovativeness Consumer materialism Consumer ethnocentrism

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Personality and understanding Consumer diversity

Consumer innovativeness and related personality traits

Cognitive personality factors From consumer materialism to

compulsive consumption Consumer ethnocentrism : responses

to foreign-made products

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Consumer innovativeness and related personality traits

Consumer innovativeness Dogmatism Social character Need for uniqueness Optimum stimulation level Sensation seeking Variety-novelty seeking

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Cognitive personality factors

Need for cognition Visualizers versus verbalizers

From consumer materialism to compulsive consumption

Consumer materialism Fixated consumption behavior Compulsive consumption behavior

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Brand Personality

Brand personification Product Personality and Gender Product Personality and Geography Personality and color

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Your Brand Persona

If your brand were a person—or type of person—who would it be?

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Let me ask you some questions about the picture, above:

Which one of these two gentlemen drives a Lexus? Which one drives a Mini Cooper?

Which on of these guys uses an IBM computer? Which one uses an Apple

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Self and self image

One and multiple selves The extended self Altering the self