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CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR (THEORY)
Paper Code:
MFT-223
Credits:
04
Contact Hours:
60.00
Max. Marks:
100.00
Objective:
To acquaint students with consumer behavior and its effects on the fashion market
To analyze dimensions that influence consumer decision making.
To give a perspective to understand the application of market research in framing effective marketing strategies
12.00
Unit I:
Introduction to Consumer Behavior:
Definition, need of studying consumer behavior, consumers impact on marketing strategy, marketing’s impact on consumers
Types of consumers
Consumer needs and Wants, models of Consumer Behavior
Understanding market segments
12.00
Unit II:
Consumers Perception& Motivation
Elements, Dynamics, consumer imagery, theories
Motivation as a psychological force, dynamics of motivation, types and systems of needs, measurement of motives
12.00
Unit III:
Consumer Learning, Personality and Lifestyles
Learning: Elements of consumer learning, behavioral learning theories, cognitive learning theory, measures of consumer learning.
Personality and lifestyles-Nature, Theories of personality, Understanding consumer diversity, Brand personality, Self and self image, Virtual personality, lifestyle and psychographics, lifestyle trends
12.00
Unit IV:
Consumer Attitude formation and change
Definition, structural models of attitude, attitude formation
Strategies of attitude change, using attitudes to predict behaviour
Changing attitudes through communication
12.00
Unit V:
Consumer Research
Consumer research paradigms
Quantitative research & qualitative research
The consumer research process
Ethics in consumer research.
Essential Readings:
Schiffman, Leon G., & Kanuk, Leslie Lazar. (2003, 2007).
Consumer Behaviour
(7
th
, 9
th
, and 11
th
edition). Pearson Education, New Delhi.
Chunnawalla, S. A. (2012).
Consumer Behaviour.
Himalaya Publishing House.
Solomon, Michael R. (2007).
Consumer Behaviour (
7th edition). Practical Hall of India Pvt Ltd, New Delhi.
Loudon, David L. & Della,Bitta, Albert J.
Consumer Behaviour.
(4
th
edition), Tata McGraw Hill. Book company
Majumdar, R., (2010).
Consumer Behaviour: Insights from Indian Market
, (1
st
edition) PHI learning private ltd, New Delhi.
References:
Gautam, N.& Jain, K., (2008).
Consumer Behaviour
, Wisdom Publication, Delhi.
Suja, R. Nair, (2011).
Consumer Behaviour in Indian Perspective
. Himalaya Publication House.
Chunawalla, S.A. (2015).
Commentary on Consumer Behaviour
; Himalaya Publishing House.
Peter. J. Paul & Olson, C. Jerry, (2010).
Consumer Behaviour & Marketing Strategy
, (9
th
edition), McGraw Hill.
Academic Year:
2017-18
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