A) seek positive information about the alternative selected
B) minimize the perceived importance of the decision
C) return the product, if possible
D) complain about the experience
E) all of these choices
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A) meaning transference
B) positive confirmation
C) authenticity
D) positive reinforcement
E) positive disconfirmation
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A) expectancy theory
B) attribution theory
C) self-perception theory
D) confirmatory theory
E) theory of reasoned action
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A) disgust
B) surprise
C) exhilaration
D) anger
E) all of these choices
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A) the probability that that event will be positive
B) the probability that that event will produce a satisfactory outcome
C) a desire for that outcome to occur
D) an evaluation of that potential occurrence
E) the motivation by the consumer wanting it to occur
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A) ideal expectations
B) equitable expectations
C) realistic expectations
D) confirmed expectations
E) desired expectations
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A) locus
B) expectations
C) control
D) stability
E) all of the above are key elements of attribution theory
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A) Consumer satisfaction is a relatively enduring consumer trait.
B) Consumer satisfaction is a postconsumption phenomenon because it is a reaction to an outcome.
C) Like other emotions, satisfaction results from a cognitive appraisal.
D) Satisfaction is a relatively mild emotion that does not create strong behavioral reactions.
E) none of these choices are false
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A) satisfaction
B) expectations
C) affective components of satisfaction
D) confirmations
E) predictors
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A) consumption amount
B) consumption value
C) consumption replacement
D) consumption replenishment
E) consumption frequency
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