When is the consumer confused?
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Consumer confusion has been conceptualized as being of three types of similarity, overload and unclarity (Walsh et al. 2002). When confused, consumers are likely to experience mixed-up feelings and negative emotions that may include frustration, irritation, anxiety, or even anger.
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Consumer confusion has been conceptualized as being of three types of similarity, overload and unclarity (Walsh et al. 2002). When confused, consumers are likely to experience mixed-up feelings and negative emotions that may include frustration, irritation, anxiety, or even anger.
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