The Nicosia Model of Consumer Behaviour describes a circular flow of influences between a firm's attributes, communications, a consumer's psychological attributes, and the consumer's search for and evaluation of alternatives. It views all variables as interacting, with none being inherently dependent or independent. The model contains four major components: 1) a firm's attributes, communications and a consumer's psychological attributes, 2) a consumer's search for evaluation of alternatives.
The Nicosia Model of Consumer Behaviour describes a circular flow of influences between a firm's attributes, communications, a consumer's psychological attributes, and the consumer's search for and evaluation of alternatives. It views all variables as interacting, with none being inherently dependent or independent. The model contains four major components: 1) a firm's attributes, communications and a consumer's psychological attributes, 2) a consumer's search for evaluation of alternatives.
The Nicosia Model of Consumer Behaviour describes a circular flow of influences between a firm's attributes, communications, a consumer's psychological attributes, and the consumer's search for and evaluation of alternatives. It views all variables as interacting, with none being inherently dependent or independent. The model contains four major components: 1) a firm's attributes, communications and a consumer's psychological attributes, 2) a consumer's search for evaluation of alternatives.
flow chart format. All variables are viewed as interacting , with none being inherently dependent or independent. Thus the model describes a circular flow of influences where each component provides input to the next. The model contains four major components: 1.firms attributes, communications and consumers psychological attributes 2.consumers search for evaluation of alternatives