2011
DOI: 10.5231/psy.writ.2011.0809
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Relevance of cognitive dissonance, activation and involvement to branding: An overview

Abstract: This study examines consumer behavior from the perspective of cognitive psychology. It focuses on a set of cognitive psychological determinants of buyer behavior and analyzes how cognitive dissonance, activation and involvement influence consumer behavior. The literature indicates that a deeper insight into the cognitive processes underlying purchase behavior is essential for brand managers to create and communicate interventions that may have a stronger impact on the buyer such that their brand occupies a spe… Show more

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“…This reputational thinking premise implies introducing a deep change that may go through several phases of maturity until the different agents internalize it effectively and it results in successful outcomes. At first, the main obstacles may be the usual reluctance to change and cognitive dissonance [85][86][87]. Thus, a certain agent may not act under this reputational thinking premise despite being aware of its potential benefits.…”
Section: Reputational Thinking As the Micro-foundation Of Reputationamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This reputational thinking premise implies introducing a deep change that may go through several phases of maturity until the different agents internalize it effectively and it results in successful outcomes. At first, the main obstacles may be the usual reluctance to change and cognitive dissonance [85][86][87]. Thus, a certain agent may not act under this reputational thinking premise despite being aware of its potential benefits.…”
Section: Reputational Thinking As the Micro-foundation Of Reputationamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A pesar de ello, la teoría de Festinger tiene un elemento que la diferencia de las demás teorías y a la vez es su sello distintivo: el énfasis en el conflicto presentado después de haber hecho una elección� En el caso del consumo, tener que elegir entre varias tipos de productos o servicios, ya es por sí mismo una situación disonante (Sahgal & Elfering, 2011)� La Teoría de la Disonancia Cognitiva propone también los mecanismos a través de los cuales se puede reducir la disonancia post-decisional (Morales, Moya, Gaviria & Cuadrado, 2007), a saber:…”
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