Explain the five (5) stages of the consumer buying decision process. Provide an example for each stage by reflecting on a past purchase decisions of a high involvement product i. Stage 1 Provide an example of Stage 1 ii. Stage 2 Provide an example of Stage 2 ): iii. Stage 3 Provide an example of Stage 3: iv. Stage 4 Provide an example of Stage 4 : v. Stage 5 : Provide an example of Stage 5

Explain the five (5) stages of the consumer buying decision process. Provide an example for each stage by reflecting on a past purchase decisions of a high involvement product i. Stage 1 Provide an example of Stage 1 ii. Stage 2 Provide an example of Stage 2 ): iii. Stage 3 Provide an example of Stage 3: iv. Stage 4 Provide an example of Stage 4 : v. Stage 5 : Provide an example of Stage 5

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Author:Pride, William M

Publisher:Pride, William M

Chapter7: Consumer Buying Behavior

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