WDW101Y1 Lecture : note_

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30 Apr 2011

School

UTSG

Department

Woodsworth College Courses

Course

WDW101Y1

Professor

Scot Wortley

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The relatishionship we have with people around us influence our behaviour. Values and motivation that promote crime are part of the normal human learning processes. The will of the powerful versus the will of the poor. Criminal behaviour is learned (motivation for engaging in crime and the techniques of how to engage in crime. Person becomes deviant when they experience more favourable than unfavourable definition. The biggest influence in your life comes from the people you associate with less by media. A social network of a person usually has 15 to 25 people. According to social analysis, we would look like at the people part of the people"s network to determine if they would engage in a certain behaviour or habit (marijuana). When we are measuring differential association we have to keep in mind these 4 factors. Critiques argued that there are no subcultural values. Pro crime values, by gang membership. (different rationalization when you"re looking a different subculture.

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The previous module considered how we can obtain and analyse information in order to gain insights into our markets and customers. This module takes these insights further to enable us to gain a practical understanding of how our customers think and respond to our product offerings as reflected in the decisions they make regarding them. It is in understanding how consumers make decisions about their purchases that we can gain strategic insight into the process they go through and the factors that influence their final decision. If we understand how this process applies for our products, or better yet our competitorsâ products, we can then identify how best to influence purchase decisions in our favour.

Whilst much of what we consider applies to both consumer and business buying behaviour, there are some important differences between the two, for this reason we first examine final consumer buying influences and processes, and then the buying behaviour of business customers.

Definitions

Define the following terms and provide a definition.

: Consumer Behaviour

: Attitudes

: Maslowâs theory

: Perception

: Innovators

: Situational Factors

: Adoption

: Learning

: Impulse product

: Post Purchase Dissonance

Based on what you have learned about emotion and motivation, learning theories, as well as biological (nature) and environmental/social (nurture) factors, explore the debate on what is known about the causes of aggressive behavior. Include the following sections in your essay.

Introduction Paragraph

Body Paragraphs:

Nature: Biological Basis of Behavior

Is one gender naturally (genetically) more or less aggressive than the other gender? Why or why not? Discuss evidence to support your position. (Refer to specific theories, models, and research of particular psychologists in this section of the paper.)

Nurture: Social and Environmental Influences on Behavior

Does exposure to aggressive behavior in the environment (i.e. home, role models, caregivers, media - TV, movies, music, and video games), encourage or discourage aggressive behavior? Discuss evidence to support your position. (Refer to specific theories, models, and research of particular psychologists in this section of the paper.)

Conclusion Paragraph

Based on what you have learned about biological and environmental influences on behavior, which plays a more influential role in helping us understand aggression?

Requirements: Length = approximately 2-3 pages.

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When employers hired college graduates in accounting (forexample), they know these graduates can practice accountingprinciples but they also want to know more general things about theperson. In a general way, they want to assess the person and therelationship skills of the person--the skills contained in the bestselling book "Winning Friends and Influencing People. What arethese skills or behaviors? .

(2) Secondly --and most importantly--how can aperson gain these skills?

That is, list the behaviors used in winning friends andinfluencing people in your answer to (1) and, then, in your answerto (2) identify ways of gaining these skills or learning thebehaviors using the three chapters from the book forbackground.

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