collaborative work unit 2
collaborative work unit 2
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Presented by:
Carlos Alberto Cortés Díaz ID: 80373808
July Viviana Ramírez Liscano ID 1143925930
Tutor:
Rosa Orladi Muñoz Galindez
8 de febrero de 2021
Introduction
The importance of this work is that as students of the open university and
from a distance UNAD, of the consumer psychology course we managed to identify the
main characteristics of consumers and the factors that influence them
purchase decisions to generate strategies, in this way we will know that
it is an emotion, what an important role memory and sensations play,
effectiveness, curiosity among others at the moment of being potential consumers
to influence consumers.
With the help of the educational material and the teachings left by the tutor,
get to know more in depth the different advertising media that can be used
to promote a service or a product, so that it can have a
strong demand in the market.
We can identify with the work because as future professionals we could
You know more in depth about consumer psychology, with the aim of later on
our service that we are going to provide can be effective and we can give a
attention with human quality.
Objectives
General
HORIZONTAL
1. With whom are emotions mutually established?
2. What is a characteristic that describes emotional people?
3. What is the action of acquiring products?
4. What type of consumers are we when we seek to satisfy a specific need?
5. What is the form of communication that aims to increase the consumption of a product?
The service, to insert a new brand or product into the consumer market?
VERTICALS
What feeling helps us to build an emotion?
2. What is the feeling produced by memory, by a memory, idea, or fact?
What feelings in our daily life?
What skill encourages someone to do or buy something?
4. What promotes consumption in our country?
5. What characteristic must products have considering the
consumer needs and behavior?
3. Based on the reading done and with the help of the crossword created:
Answers Carlos Alberto Cortés
Is it possible to assert that we are free when making decisions?
What is an emotion?
It is a very intense feeling produced by a need or an act of pleasure.
in itself.
What does it mean that consumption is a super emotion?
When we consume, we have two emotions that are rational and emotional.
What is the relationship between emotions, curiosity and
memory of consumers?
Consumers shape the stimuli they receive, perception memory and
learning
What is the relationship between emotional influence and behavior?
the consumers?
There is an emotion derived from commercial stimuli such as advertising, and
feelings of being well taken care of in a commercial environment like a store
where the quality of service generates security, empathy, reliability, and origin
a responsiveness.
Answers July Viviana Ramírez
Is it possible to assert that we are free at the moment of making decisions?
I believe that if we are free at the moment of making decisions, we can say that
Decision-making helps us live better, but we must keep in mind
in decision-making the sense of responsibility, because sometimes we have
that having connections in some stages of our lives.
What is an emotion?
It is a mental state of activation that arises from evaluations.
cognitive situations, that is to say we can feel emotions when seeing something united to
physiological processes, are often expressed physically and can result in
specific actions to publicly manifest or confront the emotion.
What does it mean that consumption is a super emotion?
As consumers, we have two types of behaviors. The rational and the
emotional.
When we behave as rational consumers, we basically seek
satisfy a concrete need and, for that, we try to maximize the relationship
quality/price. When our behavior is emotional, we value others differently.
much more subjective aspects that we let ourselves be carried away by our emotions.
Computer 1,500,000
Internet 110,000
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Human resource.
The human resource for this campaign is provided by three people who are the
in charge of creating the advertising campaign and generating commercial expectations in
social networks.
Advertising technique
1.The repetition.
This technique consists of the repetition of the product or brand name in a way
repeated. It has been proven that the repetition of the product name up to three
Sometimes an advertisement makes the audience remember the name of the product.
In some cases, the advertisement may not even make the usefulness or use clear to us.
of the product, but we will end up keeping the name in our memory
People want to have different alternatives for a more varied diet and
conscious. We are seeing a trend that is gaining strength in Colombia, although
it is still small Justly, the incursion of traditionally meat brands,
like Pietrán, and players of the caliber of Beyond Meat in the vegan market and
national vegetarian is a sign that the commitment to diversify these
products in Colombia is long-term. In the face of this variety, consumers
they will define whether it is a passing trend or if we are facing a new habit
of consumption that has come to stay.
Conclusion
To the conclusion that we have been able to reach as students of the course of
consumer psychology, is that in order to achieve and be able to promote a product or
service we must thoroughly understand the factors that influence a possible
consumer, such as emotions, memory, curiosity, memories,
this is in order to improve the perception of a product, in this way
we are going to ensure that the product has very good demand in the market, in order to
this needs to work in effective advertising media that manages to capture the attention
attention to the public, but above all, a good service must be offered or given with
quality so that the customer has a very good perspective and can be a
rational consumer, and may recommend the product or service.
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