Diploma in Applied Psychology - Consumer Behavior
Course Description
This course will first introduce you to the importance of studying consumer behavior. You will learn how this field of study developed, its applications, and the stages involved in the consumer decision-making process. You will study the main models of consumer behavior, how these models have been developed, and their implications for a marketer. You will look into the Howard Sheth Model of Consumer Behavior, study the work of renowned psychologists, and learn the applications of these models for the work of a marketer.
You will then study consumer attitudes to help you understand behaviors toward a brand, product, or service. The course will also discuss the nature and function of attitudes, including the structural models of consumer attitudes. Next, you will learn how attitudes are measured by marketers and how changes may come about. The course will then discuss the importance of personality as a factor in the consumer decision-making process as well as the ideas of self-image and self-concept.
By gaining a better understanding of the nature and functions of attitudes, how attitudes are formed, and what factors influence attitudes, you can influence the decision-making process of consumers. The Diploma in Applied Psychology - Consumer Behavior online course can help you design, develop, and implement marketing strategies that can help utilise individual consumers' buying personalities. So, check out this course today, and start enhancing your marketing skills.
What you'll learn in this course?
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Organizational Behavior
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Marketing
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Psychology
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Decision Making
Course Curriculum
- Learning Outcomes
- Introduction to Consumer Behavior - Defining Consumer Behavior
- Introduction to Consumer Behavior - The Nature and Scope of Consumer Behavior
- Introduction to Consumer Behavior - Buyer Roles
- Application of Consumer Behavior - Marketing Environments and Segmenting the Market
- Application of Consumer Behavior - Marketing Strategies and the 4 Ps
- The Study of Consumer Behavior - Importance, Evolution and its Interdisciplinary Nature
- Lesson Summary
- Learning Outcomes
- Introduction to Consumer Decision Making - Problem Solving
- Consumer Decision Making - Types of Problem Solving - EPS, LPS & RPS
- Consumer Decision Making - Buyer Roles
- Consumer Decision Making Process - Stage I
- Consumer Decision Making Process - Stages II & III
- Consumer Decision Making Process - Stages III, IV & V
- Lesson Summary
- Learning Outcomes
- Introduction to Models of Consumer Behavior
- General Models of Consumer Behavior - The Economic, Psychological and Psychoanalytic I Models
- General Models of Consumer Behavior - The Psychoanalytic Model II and the Sociological Model
- Basic Models of Consumer Behavior - Model of Consumer Buying I
- Basic Models of Consumer Behavior - Model of Consumer Buying II
- Basic Models of Consumer Behavior - Model of Industrial Buying
- Lesson Summary
- Learning Outcomes
- Specific Models of Behavior - Nicosia's model of Consumer Decision Making Process
- Specific Models of Behavior - Howard Sheth Model of Consumer Behavior
- Specific Models of Consumer behavior - EKB Model of Consumer Behavior
- Specific Models of Consumer Behavior - EKB & EBM Models of Consumer Behavior
- Specific Models of Consumer Behavior - The Bettman Information Processing Model of Consumer Choice
- Lesson Summary
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