ITFT Process of perception
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The document discusses the perception process and its role in consumer behavior. It describes perception as the method by which individuals select and interpret environmental data to create their understanding of the world through their senses. The perception process involves four stages: sensation, where the senses are exposed to stimuli; attention, when mental processing is given to certain stimuli; interpretation, when meaning is assigned to the sensory input; and retention, when information is stored in memory. Marketers aim to guide consumers through these stages to build awareness, understanding and memory of their products and brands.
ITFT Process of perception
- 1. The Perception Process The Perceptionz Process
- 2. What method do we use to select and interpret data, to create our reality from our environment. That method is the perception process. It is an individual act in which we encode environmental messages, add meanings and create pictorial images in our mind, of the world around us; and respond by using our stimuli senses.
- 3. Data selection is the first stage of the perception process. This stage is more of an awareness process. It consists five of our senses: Sight Smell HearingFeeling Taste
- 4. Role of Perception in Consumer Behaviour Perception establishes the meaning about a product or brand when a consumer makes initial contact. In marketing, this is described as consumer information processing. At this stage all of the senses are engaged in receiving brand marketing communicate messages. In marketing literature, four distinct stages of perception occur during consumer information processing: sensation, attention, interpretation and retention.
- 5. Sensation Sensation describes what occurs when a person's senses are initially exposed to the external stimulus of a product or brand marketing. The sensory receptors of a consumer are engaged by product or brand indication through sight, sound, smell, taste and texture.
- 6. Attention In consumer information processing, attention occurs when a person gives mental processing capacity to the external stimulus from a product or brand. Selective perception is when a consumer pays attention to messages that are consistent with her attitudes, beliefs and needs. When a product is inconsistent with these factors, the consumer will withdraw attention
- 7. Interpretation Interpretation occurs when a person assigns a meaning to the sensory stimulus from a product or brand marketing. Comprehension is supported by expectations and familiarity. A consumer scans his memory to regain previous experiences with the brand or a similar brand
- 8. What do you see in the center of this image?
- 9. For some people this image may be represented as a side view of a dogs face. Or it may be just a mountain. Not everyone will organize their data in the same order.
- 10. Can you spot the face fixed in this mountain ?
- 11. Retention The conclusion of the consumer perception process is the retention stage. This is marked by the storage of product or brand information in short-term and long-term memory. The marketer's goal is to provide positive stimuli in the proceeding stages that translate into consumers storing the information about the product or brand into long-term memory.
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