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Key Psychological ProcessesThere are 5 of them :
1. Motivation2. Perception3. Learning4. Memory5. Emotions
1.Motivation
Needs are psychogenic and biogenic.
A need becomes a motive when it is aroused to a sufficient level of intensity that makes us act.
Sigmund Freud’s understanding of the human brain (represented via the iceberg diagram)
Deeper Motives are needed to be uncovered for better marketing
Selective Attention
People are more likely to notice the stimuli :
▧ That they relate to their current load.
▧ That they anticipate.
▧ Whose deviations are large in relationship to be the size of the stimuli.
Selective Distortion
Tendency to interpret the information in way that fits our own views/perception.
BRAND BELIEFCustomers often distort information to be consistent with prior band belief,this works to the advantage of the established brands.
Selective Retention
It is the reason we are likely to remember the good points about a product we like and forget good points about competing products.
Also explains the marketers, why repetition is necessary.
3.LEARNING
1. Includes changes in our behaviour arising due to situations.
2. Marketers can build demand for a product by associating it with strong drives,using motivation cues,by providing positive reinforcements.
4.EMOTIONS
Customer responses are not all cognitive and rational.
They may be emotional and invoke different feelings.
Short Term Memory
Memory is of two types
Long Term Memory
Associative Network Model views long term memory as a set of nodes.
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