The Psychology of Marketing: Cross-Cultural Perspectives

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Contents: Preface Market psychology in the context of systematics Part 1 Cognition Theories: Theories of perception and social judgement formation as starting points The theory of social comparisons The theory of cognitive dissonance The theory of psychological reactance Attribution theories Cognitive response Theories of information processing Judgment heuristics. Part 2 On the Development of Personality Via Perception and on Through to Memory: Developmental psychology Personality theories The psychology of perception Learning theory. Part 3 Motivation and Emotion: Motivation Emotions. Part 4 Power, Control and Exchange: Power Theories of control - customers' desire for control Exchange theories - equity as a prerequisite of enduring customer relationships. Part 5 The LayPerson as Psychologist, and the Search for Insight: Lay epistemology Biological Psychology - Scientific Bases of Economical Behaviour. Part 6 Case Studies in Market Psychology: The global housing boom: local dimensions, G. Jason Goddard Gadgetry and the elusive search for self, G. Jason Goddard Niche markets for organic agricultural products: Pars and the EU, Masood Kavoossi Marketing microfinance in Ghana, G. Jason Goddard Bon Appetit Cafe and Deli, G. Jason Goddard Lappset: how to market an innovative product in a highly competitive area, Wencke Gwozdz, Kai Hockerts and Lucia A. Reisch O'Fortuna, Ronald K. Palmgren Index.

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