2010
DOI: 10.4314/jfecs.v29i1.52799
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Consumer decision-making models within the discipline of consumer science: a critical approach

Abstract: OPSOMMINGVerbruikersbesluitnemingsmodelle word algemeen in verbruikersgedragnavorsing gebruik om die navorsing te struktureer en te konseptualiseer. Verskeie van die tradisionele modelle -wat in die laat sestiger en sewentigerjare saamgestel is -is in handboeke beskikbaar wat terselfdertyd die teorie ter ondersteuning bied en die stappe van die verbruikersbesluitnemingsproses definieer en bespreek. Verbruikersbesluitneming word meestal in terme van vyf stadia voorgehou. Die modelle verskil grootliks ten opsigt… Show more

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“…According to Simon, decision makers lack the ability and resources to arrive at the optimal solution and typically operate within a bounded rationality. Since 1960s various consumer decision-making models have been developed [20]. In the following we will discuss selected models with a special relevance in the context of recommender applications.…”
Section: Models Of Consumer Decision Makingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Simon, decision makers lack the ability and resources to arrive at the optimal solution and typically operate within a bounded rationality. Since 1960s various consumer decision-making models have been developed [20]. In the following we will discuss selected models with a special relevance in the context of recommender applications.…”
Section: Models Of Consumer Decision Makingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, in combining these models a more comprehensive understanding of decision-making within a specific context and with regard to certain products can be gained. Authors such as Erasmus et al (2001) emphasise the importance of studying context-and product-specific consumer decision-making processes in order to contribute to theory building. With regard to grocery items, where most decisions to purchase occur within the store environment (Hui 2004;Iris 2002;Murphy, 2003), it may be argued that access to informational examples would include brand-loyal and/or repeated purchases (Hawkins et al, 2007:512).…”
Section: Exploring the Influence Of Shelf-edge Signage On Consumer Dementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditional models of consumer decision-making tend to include five stages to describe the process, namely problem recognition, presearch stage, information search, evaluation of alternatives, choice and outcome evaluation (Erasmus et al, 2001). Some may also include aspects such as blocking mechanisms (Du Plessis & Rousseau, 2007:263).…”
Section: Exploring the Influence Of Shelf-edge Signage On Consumer Dementioning
confidence: 99%
“…En contradicción con los argumentos que afirman que los consumidores más educados suelen implementar procesos extensivos en la búsqueda de información, autores como Erasmus, Boshoff y Rousseau (2001) señalan que, como resultado de su búsqueda, el consumidor no tomará decisiones racionales con base en esta, sino que basará su juicio en un heurístico de decisión, llevando a cabo una limitada aplicación de reglas, lo cual acarrea un sesgo a refugiarse en productos conocidos sobre los que ya tiene una idea previa y percibe como confiables. Lo anterior es importante si se tiene en cuenta que la educación para el consumo parte del principio de que todas las personas deben llegar a ser consumidores críticos y estar bien informadas acerca de los costos y la calidad de bienes y servicios que consumen, así como de los mecanismos, instancias y procedimientos para hacer valer sus derechos como consumidores.…”
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