2.4 Marketing myopia involves concentrating solely on current desires and
overlooking the fundamental needs of consumers.
2.5 Fresh and deep insights into customer needs and wants are easy to obtain and
often obvious.
2.6 Customer behavior is always clear and certain, making it easy to derive meaningful
insights.
2.7 The Marketing Information System involves the systematic collection, analysis,
and dissemination of market information solely from external sources.
2.8 The Marketing Information System encompasses the regular and continuous
collection, analysis, interpretation, and storage of market information from both
internal and external sources to aid marketers.
2.9 Consumer behavior encompasses the study of consumers' processes in choosing
and using products and services, excluding their emotional and mental responses.
2.10 Consumer behavior includes the study of consumers' emotional, mental, and
behavioral responses in addition to their choices, usage, and disposal of products and
services.
2.11 Personal factors, such as demographics, have no influence on an individual's
interests and opinions.
2.12 Psychological factors, including perceptions and attitudes, play a significant role
in determining an individual's response to a marketing message.
2.13 The marketing environment only encompasses internal factors that affect
marketing management's ability to build successful relationships with target
customers.
2.14 The marketing environment comprises both actors and forces external to
marketing, which impact marketing management's efforts in establishing and
sustaining successful relationships with target customers.
2.15 The macroenvironment refers to smaller societal forces that influence the micro-
environment in marketing.
QUESTION 3
Discussall stages of the Marketing Process, presenting relevant examples and
ensuring the correct chronological sequence.
(10 marks)
QUESTION 4
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