group is engaging in:
a. lifestyle marketing
b. an illegal act
c. asponsorship program
d. public relations' activities
15. Which model of evaluation of alternatives suggests consumers buy brands they like best or
connect with emotionally?
a. cognitive mapping
b. multiattribute
c. affect referral
d. evoked-set
QUESTION TWO (TRUE/FALSE)
(10x2) = 20 marks
Use Table B on page 6 to answer and detach, hand in with your answer sheet.
2.1 Televisions carrying advertisements and billboards that are available for new adverts are
examples of senders in the communication process.
2.2 When a customer smells a perfume sample in a magazine while reading an advert, decoding
is taking place.
2.3 Retaining current customers is more expensive than gaining new customers.
2.4 A decorative model is a person who adorns a product as a sexual or attractive stimulus but
has nothing to actually do with the product.
2.5 Customers today value a low price over personalized marketing efforts.
2.6 A cognitive map explains how much time a person spends in external search for information
based on the person's ability to search, time to search, and how much the individual likes
shopping.
2.7 The evoked set in a purchase decision consists of brands that have been purchased
previously.
2.8 Experiential marketing combines direct marketing, buzz marketing, and sales promotions
into a single consumer experience.
2.9 Brand engagement typically focuses on direct mail and toll-free numbers to drive customers
to e-commerce sites to make purchases.
2.10 Three types of incentives can be used to encourage customers to make online purchases:
financially-based incentives, convenience-based incentives, and price-based incentives.
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