MKTG 6676
Consumer Behaviour: Decision-Making Applications
An examination of the buying behaviour of individuals as it is affected by psychological and sociological influences. Emphasis is placed on the understanding of how such behavioral-science concepts as social class, reference group, perception, attitude, motivation, personality and learning can contribute to the improvement of marketing decision-making.
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- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
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Catalogue variants
- Consumer Behaviour: Decision-Making Applications · 3 credit hours · Graduate