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MAKING
• Consumer Decision making is a process through which the
customer selects the most appropriate product out the several
alternatives.
• In extensive decision making, the consumers have no established or set criteria for
evaluating a product in a particular category.
• Here the consumers have not narrowed the number of brands from which they
would like to consider and so their decision making efforts can be classified as
extensive problem solving.
• In this particular set of problem solving phase, the consumer needs a lot of
information to set a criteria on the basis of specific brands could be judged.
Limited Problem Solving
• In limited problem solving, the consumers have already set the basic criteria
or standard for evaluating the products.
• However, they have not fully set the established preferences and they search
for additional information to discriminate among other products or brands.
Routinized Response Behavior
• consumers have experience with the product and they have set the criteria for
which they tend to evaluate the brands they are considering.
An Economic View
• Firstly, they need to be aware of all the alternatives present in the market
• Secondly, they must be able to efficiently rank the products as per their benefits.
• Lastly, they must also know the best alternative that suits them as per their requirements.