The document discusses 5 psychological factors that influence consumer behavior: rigidity, self-esteem, dogmatism, tolerance for ambiguity, and state versus action orientation. People high in rigidity or dogmatism prefer established brands and dislike complex options. Those with low self-esteem may avoid trying new products. Consumers tolerant of ambiguity are more open to researching complex choices. Marketers should target open-minded, action-oriented consumers and offer product trials to appeal to psychological preferences.
The document discusses 5 psychological factors that influence consumer behavior: rigidity, self-esteem, dogmatism, tolerance for ambiguity, and state versus action orientation. People high in rigidity or dogmatism prefer established brands and dislike complex options. Those with low self-esteem may avoid trying new products. Consumers tolerant of ambiguity are more open to researching complex choices. Marketers should target open-minded, action-oriented consumers and offer product trials to appeal to psychological preferences.
The document discusses 5 psychological factors that influence consumer behavior: rigidity, self-esteem, dogmatism, tolerance for ambiguity, and state versus action orientation. People high in rigidity or dogmatism prefer established brands and dislike complex options. Those with low self-esteem may avoid trying new products. Consumers tolerant of ambiguity are more open to researching complex choices. Marketers should target open-minded, action-oriented consumers and offer product trials to appeal to psychological preferences.
The document discusses 5 psychological factors that influence consumer behavior: rigidity, self-esteem, dogmatism, tolerance for ambiguity, and state versus action orientation. People high in rigidity or dogmatism prefer established brands and dislike complex options. Those with low self-esteem may avoid trying new products. Consumers tolerant of ambiguity are more open to researching complex choices. Marketers should target open-minded, action-oriented consumers and offer product trials to appeal to psychological preferences.
● Rigidity – These consumers are unwilling to risk the purchase of
unfamiliar or new products and often go with already established
brands and products. For example, these consumers. ● Self- esteem – People with high self esteem are positive about themselves while those with low self esteem don’t. People with low self esteem might be afraid to try new things and perhaps be anxious. ● Dogmatism – These people are close minded and don’t appreciate complexities of life. For example, marketers of technological innovative products should market their products to open minded people. ● Tolerance to ambiguity – Intolerant people perceive unfamiliar products as newer. Consumer who can tolerate ambiguity are more likely to research as the choice becomes more complex. For example, Marketers of products with high ambiguity i.e house should target tolerant consumers. ● State versus Action orientation – Some people are action oriented and some are state oriented. For example, marketers should develop campaigns such as product trial.