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Benefits leader reversion: how a once-preferred product recaptures its standing

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In general, consumers establish a preference for one product early in a decision process. When this preference does not include consideration of product prices, the currently preferred product is called the "benefits leader." This article proposes that consumers who switch to a cheaper product after learning prices retain a trace of preference for the benefits leader. Retention of the benefits leader is evidenced by the distortion of new information to favor the benefits leader and by greater-than-normative reversion to it. The authors also find that reversion does not occur when the initially leading product (that consumers switch from) is based on a cost savings. This suggests that though consumers retain cognitive elements associated with benefits leaders, they do not retain similar elements associated with leaders based on cost savings..Printed journal

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Ketersediaan

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Penerbit	American Marketing Association.,
Edisi	-
Subjek	Consumer behavior Decision making Preferences studies Cognition & reasoning
ISBN/ISSN	222437
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