This discussion examines how Einstein's statement "the whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking" applies to the consumer decision making model.
Consumer decision making is a vital part of marketing and the business strategies that firm's choose. This paper begins with some background information on Albert Einstein. It then focuses on the Consumer Decision making model and the stages of the process. Finally it discusses whether or not Einstein's statement applies to the Consumer Decision Making model.
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"Consumer Decision Making is the process by which individual choose to purchase products. There are three stages and three components that make up the consumer decision making process. The stages and related components include; input stage and external influences component, the process stage and consumer decision making component, and the output process which coincides with the post-decision behavior component."
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