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ENG 9 Q2 4 Compressed
ENG 9 Q2 4 Compressed
ENG 9 Q2 4 Compressed
Selection
Introduction
Welcome to our presentation on the various factors that
influence selection. Selection is a complex process that
involves many different factors, including culture, history,
environment, and other social, economic, political,
psychological, geographical, technological, legal, ethical,
religious, gender, and age-related factors. In this
presentation, we will explore each of these factors in
more detail and discuss how they impact the selection
process.
Culture and Selection
Cultural Norms
Cultural norms and values play a significant role in
selection, influencing preferences for certain products and
services.
Language
Language barriers can impact selection, as
consumers may prefer products and services
that are marketed in their native language.
History and Selection
An individual's history can greatly influence their selection
process. Past experiences, both positive and negative, can
shape an individual's preferences and biases. For example,
if an individual had a bad experience with a certain brand
or product in the past, they may be less likely to choose
that brand or product in the future. On the other hand, if an
individual had a positive experience with a particular brand
or product, they may be more likely to choose it again in
the future.
Social Factors and Selection
Social Networks
Influence of peer groups and social networks
on decision making.
Cultural Norms
How cultural norms and values
influence selection processes.
Economic Factors and Selection
Pricing