MKTG 6426 — Consumer Behavior

4 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Focuses on the consumer as the central element of marketing strategy and application. Analyzes motivations and behavioral drivers that impact consumer decision-making processes. Incorporates current research in marketing, psychology, and behavioral sciences to develop evidence-based strategies for predicting and influencing consumer behavior. Covers successful audience targeting through market research methods and interpretation. Examines principles of attention and memory formation to create lasting brand impressions. Explores persuasion and social influence theories to understand attitude formation and change.

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