BMAR 316 Study Unit 3 - 2024 - Edited
BMAR 316 Study Unit 3 - 2024 - Edited
BMAR 316 Study Unit 3 - 2024 - Edited
3. Bespreek en verstaan die verskillende 3. Discuss and understand the different theories
persoonlikheidsteorieë. of personality.
LE 3. Persoonlikheid SU 3. Personality
LE 4. Persepsie LE 4. Perception
LE 5. Vorige Leer LE 5. Previous Learning
LE 6. Houding LE6. Attitude
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Chapter Four Slide
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Die innerlike The inner
sielkundige psychological characteristics
eienskappe wat beide that both determine and
bepaal en weerspieël reflect how we think and act
hoe ons dink en optree
Wat is jou persoonlikheid? /
What is your personality?
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Aard van persoonlikheid The Nature of Personality
• Persoonlikheid weerspieël • Personality reflects
individuele verskille individual differences
• Persoonlikheid is • Personality is consistent
konsekwent en blywend and enduring
• Persoonlikheid kan verander • Personality can change
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Id
Pakhuis van die primitiewe of
Id
Warehouse of primitive or
instinktiewe behoeftes waarvoor
instinctual needs for which
individuele onmiddellike
individual seeks immediate
bevrediging soek.
satisfaction
Superego
Individue se interne uiting van die
Superego
Individual’s internal expression of
samelewing se morele en etiese
society’s moral and ethical codes
gedragskodes
of conduct
Ego
Individue se bewuste beheer wat
Ego
Individual’s conscious control that
die eise van die id en superego
balances the demands of the id
balanseer
and superego
Freudian Theory: Id vs. Superego (Donald Duck)
Jeremy Allen White Ad
Freudian Theory: Superego (RSPCA)
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Consumer
innovativeness Dogmatism Need for uniqueness
Optimum stimulation
level Sensation seeking Visual vs verbal
Optimale stimulasie Sensasie soekend Visueel vs verbaal
vlak
• “Closed minded”
• “Open minded”
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• Wissel op 'n kontinuum van interne tot ander-
gerigtheid / Ranges on a continuum for inner-
directedness to other-directedness
• Interne-gerigtheid / Inner-directedness
– rely on own values when evaluating products
– Innovators
• ander-gerigtheid / Other-directedness
– look to others
– less likely to be innovators
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• Verbruikers wat vermy om te voldoen aan die verwagtings en
standaarde van ander /
Consumers who avoid conforming to expectations or
standards of others
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• ‘n Persoonlikheid eienskap wat die vlak of die hoeveelheid
van nuwigheid of kompleksiteit meet wat individue in hul
persoonlike ervarings soek / A personality trait that measures
the level or amount of novelty or complexity that individuals
seek in their personal experiences.
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• Die behoefte aan verskeidenheid, nuut en komplekse
sensasie en ondervindings / The need for varied, novel,
and complex sensations and experience
• Bereidwilligheid om sosiale en fisiese risiko's te neem vir
sensasie / Willingness to take social and physical risks for
the sensations
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• Meet ‘n verbruiker se mate van soeke na verskeidenheid / Measures a
consumer’s degree of variety seeking
• Examples include:
– Exploratory purchase behavior / Eksploratiewe-aankoop gedrag
– Vicarious exploration / Plaasvervangende eksplorasie
– Use innovativeness / Vindingrykheid gebruik
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• Behoefte vir kognisie / Need for cognition
– Individu met hoë “BVK” meer geneig om te reageer op
advertensies wat ryk is van produk inligting / Individual
with high NFC more likely to respond to ads rich in product
information
• Visialiseerders / Visualizers
• Verbaliseerders / Verbalizers
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Visualizers vs. Verbalizers?
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Visualizers vs. Verbalizers?
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Chapter Five Slide
Materialism / Materialisme: A personality trait that
gauges the extent to which an individual is
preoccupied with the purchase and display of non-
essential and often conspicuous luxury goods. / ‘n
Persoonlikheidseienskap wat die mate meet waarin
'n individu daarvan hou om nie-noodsaaklike en
dikwels opvallende luukse goedere aan te koop en te
vertoon.
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A personality trait representing one’s tendency
toward buying or not buying foreign-made
products. /
‘n Persoonlikheidseienskap wat 'n mens neig om
buitelandse produkte te koop of nie te koop
nie.
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A Brand Personality Framework 7
Ideal Social Self-Image • How consumers would like others to see them
Ideale Sosiale Selfbeeld • Hoe verbruikers wil he ander hul moet sien
Extended Self
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2. Symbolically, by making oneself feel better (e.g., being considered the “best
dressed” at work)
3. Conferring status or rank, for example, being an art collector and owning a rare
and well-known masterpiece
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