Consumer Behavior1 LIFESTYLE. Consumer Behavior2 PSYCHOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS.

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Consumer Behavior1 LIFESTYLE

Consumer Behavior2 PSYCHOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS

Consumer Behavior3 Bare Necessities over Years

Consumer Behavior4 LIST OF VALUES l Self-respect l Security l Warm relationships with others l Sense of accomplishment l Self-fulfillment l Being well respected l Sense of belonging l Fun; enjoyment; excitement

Consumer Behavior5 LIST OF VALUES Value l Self-respect 21% 23% l Security l Warm relationships with others l Sense of accomplishment l Self-fulfillment 10 7 l Being well respected 9 6 l Sense of belonging 8 5 l Fun; enjoyment; excitement 5 7

Consumer Behavior6 LIST OF VALUES Value 1986 l Self-respect 23% l Security 17 l Warm relationships with others 20 l Sense of accomplishment 16 l Self-fulfillment 7 l Being well respected 6 l Sense of belonging 5 l Fun; enjoyment; excitement 7

Consumer Behavior7 VALS II

Consumer Behavior8 VALS II SEGMENTS