NPTEL Assignment 4 Answers 2023 Consumer Behaviour



NTPEL assignment answer week 4 .This article will help you with the answers to NTPEL(National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning) to answer course "consumer behaviour"


Week : 4 Assignment 2023


Course Name: Consumer Behaviour


Below you will find answers for consumer behaviour  Assignment 4 Answer 2023:-


NTPEL Consumer Behaviour Assignment answers 


 Que1. The theory of Reasoned Action can be analyzed based on three broad constructs. They are: Attitude toward Behavior (AB), Subjective Norm related to Behavior (SN), and_____


a. Psychological Intention (PI)

b. Behavioural Intention (BI)

c. Social Intention (SI)

d. None of the above


Answer:- b. Behavioural Intention (BI)


Que 2. Which among the following options represents the correct equation for the Attitude Toward Objects (ATO) Model (1972), where ATO = attitude towards an object, b₁ = the relative importance of an attribute i, e, the product's perceived performance on attribute i, and n = number of salient attributes.


a. ATO = Σ=1 b; * e

b. ATO=1b₁+ei

c. ATO=1 bi/ei

d. None of the above


Answer:- a. ATO = Σ=1 b₁ * ei


Que3. Which among the following options represents the correct equation for the ideal point multi-attribute attitude model, where, Ap = attitude towards a product, W₁ = relative importance of attribute i, I = ideal performance of the product on attribute i, X₁= belief about product's actual performance on attribute i, n = number of salient attributes


a. Ap =1  Σ₁[1₁ − X₁]

b. Ap =1  Σi[ Ii + X₁]

c. Ap =1  Σ₁[1₁/X₂]

d. None of the above


Answer:- a. Ap = Σ=1 W₁ * [Ii - X₁]


Que4. The advertisements of pulse polio vaccination by superstar Amitabh Bachchan or the

widespread HIV awareness campaign. This is an example of changing attitude by:


a. Altering the consumer's beliefs

b. Developing new beliefs

c. Changing attribute importance

d. Changing ideal points


Answer:- a. Altering the consumer's beliefs


Que5. Dove soap came out with their USP 3/4 moisturizing substance', and Britannia milk

biscuits or Horlicks biscuits used the 'strength of a glass-full of milk' as their USP.

This is an example of changing attitude by:


a. Altering the consumer's beliefs

b. Developing new beliefs

c. Changing attribute importance

d. Changing ideal points


Answer:- a. Altering the consumer's beliefs


Que6. The culture, heritage, beliefs and social practices develop some set of values amongst the residents of any country. This may be referred to as:


a. Core Value

b. Outer Value

c. General Value

d. None of the above


Answer:- a. Core Value


Que7. Lifestyle refers to the person's pattern of living in the world as expressed in his , and


a. Activities, Interests, and Opinions

b. Actions, Innovation, and Optimization

c. Activities, Innovation, and Optimization

d. Action, Interests, and Opinions


Answer:- a. Activities, Interests, and Opinions


Que8. Petty and Cacioppo's elaboration likelihood model claimed that attitude could be

changed through persuasive communication by the following two routes:


a. Central and Peripheral route to persuasion

b. Conical and Spherical route to persuasion

c. Central and Spherical route to persuasion

d. Conical and Peripheral route to persuasion


Answer:- a. Central and Peripheral route to persuasion


Que9. Researchers (Shavitt, 1990) have put forth that the affectively based attitudes can be

changed by using persuasion.


a. Social

b. Emotional

c. Behavioural

d. None of the above


Answer:- b. Emotional


Que10. Advertisements work best if they are tailored to the kind of to change.


a. Attitude

b. Lifestyle

c. Personality

d. None of the above they are trying


Answer:- a. Attitude